On the third day after she was diagnosed with cerebellar atrophy, Lin Zhixia chose to disappear completely from Jiang Wan's world. She left behind a bunch of keys with body temperature, a ceramic rabbit with missing ears, and a love that ended abruptly. She returned to a small southern town alone, and secretly wrote a book full of "Jiang Wang, I miss you" in her increasingly blurred memory and out-of-control body.
Jiang spent three months searching half of the city and finally found her in the courtyard with falling osmanthus flowers. At that time, she was already so skinny that she almost lost the strength to hold a pen, but she still stubbornly repeated the lie of "I don't want to drag you down." But he broke her escape with the most decisive gesture - "We should die together. A world without you is the real death to me."
When health and freedom were taken away bit by bit by illness, when pride and stubbornness collapsed in love, he became her eyes, ears, mouth and nose, and her last connection with the world. When the autumn wind blew, the sweet-scented osmanthus rustled on her shoulders, which were getting colder. He held her hand close to his heart and said the last words she could understand: "The wind stops at the autumn water, and I stop at you."
This is a long confession about "escape and redemption", and it is also an affectionate story about "doing something even though you know you cannot do it". In the proposition of life, separation and death, love is not a medicine to heal pain, but the courage to face despair - even if the outcome is destined to be loss, we must carve "us" into eternity in every minute and every second.
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