In the late autumn of 1988, Wu Nian met his newborn brother Wu Wang for the first time in the cold corridor of the hospital.
The moment her brother tightened his grip on her index finger, it became a bond that she could not let go of for the rest of her life.
Wu Wang is like a blank piece of paper without emotion, indifferent to all the joys and sorrows in the world, and does not understand what happiness, grievance, and concern are.
From then on, six-year-old Wu Nian regarded taking care of his younger brother and teaching him to perceive human emotions as his only obsession in his life.
She used her life to teach him to laugh, teach him to be angry, and teach him to feel the small beauty of the world; she used the companionship of a young man to stand in front of him, protect him, and accompany him through countless lonely days and nights; she spent her youthful years, even if she went to study far away, she still cared about her brother, and never interrupted this long emotional guidance.
She is his sister, the only person he relies on, and the only bridge to human emotions...
This is an emotional guidance that lasts for life, a concern that is engraved in the bones of the blood, the ultimate tenderness in the ordinary world, and the regret and redemption that cannot be repeated in this life.
All the emotions in the world were left to him by her, which he will cherish for the rest of his life.
Purpose: "Reminiscences" takes as the protagonist a younger brother who is born with a lack of emotional cognition and an older sister who has spent his whole life. Through the fetters of ordinary family ties, it writes about the ultimate tender redemption, the regret of separation between life and death, and the purest protection and fulfillment of blood and family ties. It explores the nature of emotion and the meaning of life, and allows readers to see the glimmer of humanity hidden in ordinary lives that can transcend illness, life and death.
