At three o'clock in the morning, the cold white light of the convenience store is the only remaining warmth in the city.
Hidden here is a man in a suit who pretends to be at work, a high school student who steals rice balls but leaves change, a delivery boy who curses but buys soy milk for strangers, and a shop assistant Lin Wan who is afraid of trouble, has secrets and dare not go into the daylight.
There was also a doctor who always came to buy ice water at three o'clock in the morning. He talked little and was cold, with the same brokenness in his eyes as hers.
They were all deserters late at night, carrying scars and hiding their original sins. They met in the cold light and did not save each other, but just sat side by side.
Night is not a cure, it just allows you to stop pretending for a while. After dawn, what should be broken will still be broken. But little by little, some people learn to walk.
"At three o'clock in the morning at the convenience store, I have seen all the sadness in this city, and I have also seen how every sad person wipes away his tears and walks towards the next dawn."
Concept: Night is not an escape, it is a time when the city gives vulnerable people a time to breathe, cry, and stand up again.