Ruan Xutang struggled with domestic violence, and she and Shi Yanzhou redeemed each other when they were young, but they were separated by accident. Ruan Xutang grew up hard with her obsession, experienced marriage and separation, and finally reconciled with her memories at the end of her life. Shi Yanzhou's "obsession" also became a brand throughout her life.
Intent: Using the unfinished redemption in youth and the regret of separation between yin and yang as an incision, we explore the duality of "obsession" - it is not only a glimmer of light that warms each other in the shadow of violence, but also a spiritual anchor that supports people through the darkness, but it can also become an invisible shackle that traps the living. When the boy's white shirt and the sunset on the rooftop turn into eternal memories, the story ultimately points to the redefinition of "letting go": true reconciliation is not forgetting, but recognizing the truth of love and pain with the warmth left by obsession, and letting the unfinished farewell become the courage to move on in the rest of life.