All living beings in the world have a special eye and can see the hidden light and desolation in the world.
The red fox deep in the mountains can see the flickering glimmer of mortal life. It accompanies the old man who lives alone through the years, watching her light change from warm and bright to gradually dimming and extinguishing. The mountains and forests are silent, day and night, and the gentle presence is no longer worth the glory of the world. When the heavy snow closes the mountains, all the warmth ends, leaving only the mountains and fields empty and the remaining warmth dissipated.
Two stray cats in the city alleys, each holding an eye on the light and darkness of people's hearts. Hua Er has a glimpse of the deep sorrow of the world, and Gao Gao has a glimpse of the softness in the heart that is not yet cold. They meet Su Yang, a girl trapped in the gray fog, and accompany her through countless lonely and dark moments with their little warmth.
But encounters in the world are mostly limited-time gifts.
A demolition of an old city blew away the gentleness of the alleys, and people and cats were separated. The tiny glimmers of light that once hugged each other for warmth were eventually drowned in the sea of people and the wind, never to be reunited again.
Two independent short stories about supernatural beings, one in the mountains and one in the city, the end of a year-long relationship, and the separation of a brief redemption.
Purpose: From the perspective of foxes and cats with supernatural powers, it tells the regrets of human beings who are easily separated when they meet, accepts the impermanence of the world, and cherishes a moment of warmth.