Late at night, there was a small shop that was closed.
No coffee sold, no light meals.
Just leave a light, a cat, and someone willing to listen to you.
This is a place for people who work overtime until they collapse.
Take in those who dare not resign,
Take in people who have been silenced by life,
Take in all the migrant workers who have nowhere to go late at night.
Wen Ran said:
"Just sit for a while when you're tired. No need to be strong."
(The male protagonist is gentle and healing / no CP / daily life in the unit / empathy among workers)
Purpose: Using a small shop as a carrier, using warm lamps, meowing words and gentle companionship, it depicts the workplace difficulties and life fatigue of contemporary migrant workers, and conveys the belief that "a small kindness can overcome the desolation of the world" - it does not praise strength, does not avoid vulnerability, and hopes that everyone can move forward. Those who do it can find a gentle home, reconcile with life and themselves in each other's company, let the glimmers of light gather into warmth, let healing run in both directions, let every fatigue be caught by gentleness, and every effort can be seen and cherished.