At the end of Jinbei North Street, there is a "Su Ji Used Articles Repair Shop". The signboard has been blown by the sea breeze for seventeen years, and the patent leather is warped, like the pattern of a shell after low tide. Shop owner Su Wan inherited his father's business and repaired radios, clocks, lighters, music boxes every day... Those forgotten old objects moved around again under the dim light.
One day, folklore professor Cheng Yanzhou walked in and brought a radio that his father had sent for repair thirty-eight years ago but had never taken away. He came to fulfill his father's wish. Su Wan told him that there were forty-six old items on the shelf that had been repaired but not claimed. Behind each item, there was a story that was washed away by time.
From radios to Su clocks, from lighters to music boxes, they work together to find the owners of old things. Every time one is found, a piece of the past is revealed: the old woman waiting for the radio to ring again, the owner of the fishing gear shop who has been watching his old friend for 47 years, the hydrological observer who retired with a lighter, the 80-year-old grandmother holding the dowry Su Zhong, the music box left by the captain of the sunken ship...
This is not a story about repairing old things, but about repairing broken connections between people. After those broken things are repaired, life can continue.
Concept: Every old thing carries a forgotten time. To repair them is to repair the broken connections between people. Time is irreversible, but memories and emotions can continue through objects. In this fast-paced era, there are still people who are willing to wait slowly, waiting for an untaken thing to be claimed, and waiting for an unfinished story to be heard.