Convenience stores in the city late at night are temporary havens for countless lonely souls. This article takes a 24-hour corner convenience store as the stage, and depicts the neglected small kindnesses and unspoken thoughts in urban life through scattered but warm conversations between the store owner and the people who return home at night. There are no ups and downs of the plot, just the buzzing of the freezer, bubbles of soda and whispers like paper airplanes - some words don't need to have an echo, say them and the wind will remember them for you. Suitable for reading quietly with a glass of warm water on a tired night.
Intent: In the fast-paced urban life, the most precious thing between people is not the vigorous redemption, but the uninterrupted companionship and undemanding understanding. Even if it is just a brief intersection of light, it can illuminate each other's way forward.