When the countdown to brain tumor sounded in the winter of thirty-eight years old, architect Lin Yanshu chose to conceal his condition and push away the painter Jiang Ranchen who had loved him for nearly ten years.
"Some distances cannot be measured by status or achievement." Jiang Ranchen once said. Now, there is another layer to this distance - limited time.
From the first snow to the melting snow, from diagnosis to farewell, this winter has recorded an in-depth exploration of time, memory and love.
In the process of gradually losing language, memory and body control, Lin Yanshu redefined the value of life; Jiang Ranchen learned how to solidify the flowing time with a brush through companionship and loss.
This is not a story about a miraculous cure, but a true record about how to create infinity in the finite, how to learn to cherish in the midst of loss, and how to see the beginning in the ending.
When the snow ends and spring comes, life dies, and only love continues in another form - in buildings, in paintings, deep in memory, and in every changed life trajectory.
"Snow will melt, but melting water will nourish new life. Love will be silent, but memory will make it eternal."
Concept: Limited life can create unlimited impact
