Yu Que was greedy for straightforward and warm companionship, while Zhou Jinfei was accustomed to silent and restrained giving. The two were entangled for fifteen years, from the age of eighteen to thirty-four, and finally divorced due to a dispute over a pot of dumpling stuffing.
Coincidentally, I was invited by an overseas romance show, and I was forced to act intimate in front of the camera. I closed the door, leaving only the estrangement and grievances accumulated in half my life.
Variety shows are just a container for a brief reunion. What really needs to be dismantled are two adults who don't know how to love.
Love each other for half a life and consume each other for half a life; separation is never the end. Only when we stop and grow together can we dare to learn to embrace each other again.
Lecturer of the Faculty of Arts and Writer × Folk Singer Yu
A slow-burning realistic film about the reunion of adults. There is no third party or industrial saccharine. It focuses on the long inner tension and gentle reconciliation with regrets.
Intention: We are ordinary people, and it is inevitable that there will be bumps when we fall in love.