17-Year-old Shen Ming has extraordinary memory and can remember every detail of every day, but this talent has become a lonely cage that isolates him from the world. Until he met Su Wan, a transfer student suffering from anterograde amnesia - her memory is cleared every day and she will always live in "today".
One is trapped by "remembering everything" and the other is trapped by "forgetting everything". When the teacher handed over the responsibility of taking care of Su Wan to Shen Ming, a seemingly impossible relationship quietly sprouted. Shen Ming began to write "Today's Brief" for Su Wan, using his precise memory to anchor every disappearing yesterday for her. From mechanical recording to involuntary emotional pouring, he is determined to make a "youth list" for Su Wan before the disease takes away everything, to fight against the inevitable forgetfulness.
However, when the most splendid memories cannot escape the fate of being erased, when the most affectionate approach is replaced by the fear of a seemingly stranger, the logic Shen Ming relies on to understand the world completely collapses. Among friends, mother and self-questioning, he was forced to face the true meaning of his father's last words: "Remember everything, and then learn to let go."
This is a story about struggling to love despite knowing the outcome, a youthful practice that captures the meaning of existence in the torrent of forgetfulness. It asks: If memory eventually fades, is love still real? If tomorrow is destined to pass away, how should we spend today? Between the two poles of memory and forgetting, they found the third answer to love, existence and growth.
Purpose: Don't let past regrets block you from moving forward to the future
