A strange new shop opened under the crooked neck tree on Huaishu Street.
The signboard reads: The Time Store is open, and all time-related stories can be traded.
Little cat Mihua pushed open the wooden door.
The store's shelves are lined with glowing glass jars, each containing a memory.
The shopkeeper Lao Goat said: You can use your own memory to exchange the memory of others.
Mihua really wants to learn to draw.
It replaces a memory of a math test with a memory of winning a prize for drawing.
The bird he drew was praised by the teacher, and the work was posted in the excellent column. Everything was as beautiful as a dream.
But soon, Mihua discovered that something was wrong. He couldn't remember what happened after that exam.
And hidden in the memory it lost was a happy afternoon of hide-and-seek with friends. Those laughs can never be found again.
In the days that followed, Mihua met more people standing at the door of the time store: a little badger who wanted to exchange his childhood memories for high scores, a little squirrel who almost exchanged his last memories with his grandfather, and an old woman who stored her most precious memories in the store...
Mihua gradually understood: the best things are never obtained in exchange.
Purpose: Protect memory with life