"Ginkgo and Prescription Note" is a story about time, memory and unfinished love. When I first conceived the idea, I had two images in my mind - a boy burying a letter under a ginkgo tree, and the letter paper changed from color to pale; a girl recording in the ward, and her voice changed from clear to weak. Thus, Lin Wan and Xu Chaoyang were born. There is no fantasy reincarnation or fateful reincarnation in this story, but only the most ordinary but also the most precious connection - those moments that are seriously remembered will never really disappear. The ginkgo leaves will wither, the letter paper will fade, and the audio tapes will be degaussed, but there are always some things that can travel through time: such as the love that I dared not express when I was a teenager, such as the unfinished sentences on the sick bed, such as the voice that suddenly sounded twenty years later and was accidentally preserved. I hope you enjoy this journey about "remembering" and "being remembered". When you walk past a ginkgo tree one day, you may also think of all the unfinished stories that are actually growing in another way.
Concept: Love can span life and death, love can span time