When young Ye Xushi was confused, he inherited No. 23, Wutong Street, a weird shop left by his grandfather in Wucheng Old Street. No ordinary objects are repaired here, only old things carrying the past and regrets are accepted.
A stopped pocket watch seals a half-lifetime unfulfilled promise; a blurry old film hides the silent tender gaze of a grandmother; a broken porcelain doll implicates the unspoken family affection between siblings; a rusty harmonica, waiting to awaken the melody scattered in time...
Ye Xushi took the notes left by his grandfather and listened to the joys and sorrows behind them in the process of restoring each old thing. He repairs the cracks with his hands, and patiently interprets the memories and emotions hidden in the objects. This is a shop that repairs time, but also a place where regrets can be comforted and memories can be revived.
Purpose: In this fast-paced era, learn to be gentle with past regrets, complete self-growth and reconciliation, and regain the warmth of life by repairing old things and listening to stories.