When the young otter Ache discovers a letter that has never been sent among his grandfather's belongings, a longing that spans seventy years quietly awakens. There is only one line of riddle in the letter about "Glowing Peach Blossom Jellyfish", which points to his great-aunt whom he has never met. Accompanied by the lost fairy Yingxing, Ah Che rowed a awning boat out of the Suzhou Bay and embarked on an eastward journey along the canal to find his relatives.
From Wuxi Clay Figure Lane to Yangzhou Twenty-Four Bridge, from the Qiantang River tide to the East China Sea fishing fires, this road adventure in the Jiangnan water town unlocks a warm mystery about "companionship" at every step. They gradually discovered that what their grandfather was looking for was not an exact person, but the longing itself that has not been diluted by time. When the journey reached the end, Ache truly understood his grandfather's heart: the most affectionate companionship is that even if we are separated by mountains and seas, we are still willing to tell your story from generation to generation.
This is a fairy tale dedicated to all readers who believe that "if you never forget, there will be a response." The poetry of water, the temperature of light and the length of the road gently tell: Some wishes are not for arrival, but to illuminate the starry sky along the way; some companionship is not around you, but in your heart.
May this story be like the drizzle on a spring night, quietly nourishing the seeds of "care" and "persistence" in children's hearts.
Concept: Chinese-style implicit emotions: don't say "love", say "remember"; don't say "forever", say "every year"; don't say "loneliness", say "the moonlight on the water is a little cold"