Will Still Pass Through Chenggang Station

Ten years ago, 16-year-old Jiang Wenjie died at Chenggang Station. Ten years later, the old station is about to be renovated. Documentary director Xu Jianing returned to his hometown to scout locations, and a green phone that had been disconnected suddenly rang. On the other end of the phone, young man Zhou Chengyuan was calling her name. The whistle was approaching and Jiang Wenjie had already entered the station. Each call lasts only three minutes and twelve seconds, but takes them back to an earlier day before the accident. The first time, the warning came too late; the second time, they arrived a day early, but Jiang Wenjie still died; the third time, he finally survived, but Wang Shoucheng died in his place. It wasn't until 26-year-old Jiang Wenjie appeared at the door of the old station carrying five drinks that the four of them understood that a phone call never changes just one life. Career, family, friendship, and a love that had happened but seemed to have never begun, were all rearranged: some people remembered his funeral, others remembered the ten years they lived with him, and Jiang Wenjie himself began to remember that he had died. How many more people are going to bet their ten years on the next phone call? After saving everyone, will they still be the same people standing now? Trains will still pass through Chenggang Station. The phone will ring again. This time, five people must decide whether to take it or not. Purpose: People always want to get back a better present from the past, thinking that by avoiding one mistake, they can achieve a life without regrets. But fate never hands all roads to one person at the same time; when we gain a life, we lose its countless possibilities.