Five young men, Li Wen, Feng Jianguo, Zhao Yaqi, Hu Wei, and Zou He, became brothers, and their fates have been tightly intertwined ever since.
When I was young, I used to fight on campus and gather in the courtyard, hiding my youthful thoughts, relying on simple friendship to resist the hardship of life and the confusion of ignorance. The eldest brother Feng Jianguo is disabled but silently takes care of things, Zhao Yaqi is rational and restrained but trapped in his native family, Hu Wei is naughty and playful but values love and justice, Zou He is cowardly and honest but has a sincere heart, and Li Wen, as the narrator, silently witnesses every joy and hidden worry.
As time goes by, the times sweep by, the five brothers go their separate ways, drifting apart amid the pull of money, desire, secrets and conscience. Some people sink, some persist, some are redeemed, and some leave with regret. From the excitement of the singing house as a teenager, to the wandering of the guest boat in their prime, to the tranquility of the monk's house in their old age, they spent their lives writing about the joys and sorrows of ordinary people over the past fifty years, hiding the memories of a generation, as well as the most touching and heaviest brotherhood and regrets in life.
Purpose: spiritual growth of love