People in the world always say that the future is long, and most of them are perfunctory excuses. But the real future is long when, after experiencing regrets, haste, misses, and struggles, we are still willing to slow down for each other and ourselves, wait patiently, love each other well, and live seriously. The story abandons fast-food love and utilitarian growth, and interprets the core of healing: the best fate is never afraid of being late, the best life is never rushed, and all unfinished regrets will eventually be fulfilled in the long years. Focusing on the emotional dilemmas, self-internal friction and growth and transformation of contemporary youth, it dismantles "time scarcity anxiety" and defines time as the gentle power to heal the self and nourish love.
Intention: The best destiny is never afraid of being late, the best life is never rushed, all unfinished regrets will eventually be fulfilled in the long years