After wandering on the Huangquan Road for eighteen years, Li Jiang finally arrived at Naihe Bridge. Facing Meng Po Tang, he resolutely chose to give up reincarnation and would rather jump into the Wangchuan River and endure a thousand years of torture - just so that he would not forget his life with his wife Yong'an.
The story flashes back to their first encounter: a heavy rain forced Li Jiang, an electrical appliance salesman, and Yong An, who had just experienced the loss of his father, to take shelter under the same roof. From the promise of bread to the hook of the little finger, a simple and profound love sprouted in the county town in the 1990s. However, the pressure of life gradually wears away the romance: after Li Jiang was laid off, he sneaked into a high-risk brick factory, Yong An gave birth alone in the delivery room, the faded scarf, the crisis caused by expired drugs, the separation to save money for her daughter's education... Those moments that once made Yong An's eyes red, turned into silent barriers in the marriage.
Until Li Jiang died on the street in a car accident, his last thought was still that he was afraid of Yong An. On the Wangxiang Terrace, through the Sansheng Stone, he heard Yong'an's response across the yin and yang: "I never blamed you." At this moment, eighteen years of loneliness on Huangquan Road and the guilt of half a lifetime of struggle finally found a home.
Concept: love, meaning of life