In the 1990s, Mingzi took the duck from Beijing to Tianjin to find a way to survive. Two carpenter apprentices depended on each other for three years. Akiko worked for the duck, shared the meal, and caught his tears the day the lottery failed. The duck followed Akiko and never asked where he was going. But the people in the city said that they were too close to each other and it was outrageous. The duck said: Don't get too close back. Mingzi said: Listen to them during the day, and listen to us at night. There is an oil lamp behind the church and a long road in the alley. He loves him. No need to say it.
Concept: Two low-income teenagers guard a relationship that is not tolerated in the conservative social atmosphere of the 1990s. Love is not about speaking out, it is about catching the other person's every moment of vulnerability.