There is a junk shop deep in the old alley that only opens at dusk. The shop owner, A Wan, can see the past sealed in the items.
The shop does not accept gold and silver treasures, only ordinary old things wrapped in obsession.
No money is needed to redeem an object, just a heartfelt message.
The unspoken confessions in the repeater, the worries about the exam that were broken when the pen was broken, the horror of part-time jobs hidden in the rolled-edge account books...
Pieces of old things, pieces of regret that have been locked up.
Awan will never tamper with the established past. She is only responsible for watching and guiding visitors to reconcile with the past.
The trivial joys and sorrows of the human world are all hidden in the old age.
Purpose: Use old objects to glimpse the regrets of the world, explore the growth proposition of self-reconciliation, and tell readers that true salvation comes from accepting oneself, letting go of the past, and feeling the ordinary warmth and power of urban life.