We talk about life and death, right and wrong, but in our twenties, we neither know how to say goodbye nor distinguish right from wrong.
It was at this embarrassing age that Yao Qin returned to his hometown by accident - not to celebrate the New Year, but to attend a funeral.
The dead Aunt Hong was a woman whose memory had long been blurred. Tricky, mean, never likeable.
But on the day of the funeral, all the men in the village came back early to see her off.
Yao Qin didn't understand at first: Why are so many people willing to contribute to such an unpleasant person?
It wasn't until she stood in the funeral procession and looked at the silent figures that she gradually understood - in the face of life and death, grudges are just ashes in the wind.
And she also gradually understood the other side of life through the seemingly trivial things of her parents' generation: being tolerant does not mean not caring, but knowing how to let go.
A funeral made her get to know Aunt Hong again and also get to know herself again.
In the end, she decided to stay, stay with her parents, guarding this side of homesickness, and guarding the self that was finally willing to go home.
Intention: If you keep moving forward, you will be invincible
