Then there was a war. He wrote letters from the front, each with only three words: "Still alive."
She waited. I waited for one letter after another for eight years.
On August 15, the 34th year of the Republic of China, Japan surrendered.
He died on August 16, the first day after the victory.
She stood on the slope where he fell, looking at the sunshine on the horizon.
"Lin Luo Shen, did you see it? We won."
He left her a notebook, with only one sentence on the last page - "Shen Tang. I am Lin Luoshen."
She lived to be eighty and still sat behind that window at three o'clock every Wednesday afternoon.
This is the story of a group of people waiting in troubled times. Waiting for a person, waiting for a letter, waiting for a victory, waiting for a lifetime.
Purpose: Through a love story in the troubled times of the Republic of China, it shows the waiting and perseverance of ordinary people in the war years, as well as the sacrifices and regrets of countless individuals behind the victory. Pay tribute to all those who have not waited for victory, and hope that those who are waiting for the world will finally return.