The marriage of Ruan Shu and Pei Yizhou began with an alternate plane and a blind date.
She is an emergency doctor and is used to carrying all her emotions alone; he is a civil aviation captain and is used to hiding his concerns in action.
When the plane was preparing to land, Pei Yizhou stood at the end of the aisle. He saw Ruan Shu hiding his trembling hands behind his back after explaining his condition.
Three months later they were sitting at opposite ends of the same table. He didn't mention what happened on the plane, but said to her after the third meeting: Let's get married. She thought about it and said yes.
After marriage, they went their separate ways. He flies internationally and she works the emergency night shift. The two of them aligned their lives with schedules and talked with sticky notes on the refrigerator. No one said they liked each other, but each used their own way to let the other know that I was there.
Until a business trip to the island, the two unexpectedly reunited as "strangers" in a training class. She stood on the podium for first aid training, and he sat in the last row for refresher training. The room full of people didn't know they were husband and wife. The phone call for the student gathering was not hung up. His voice passed through the entire room and fell into her ears. The knock on the door on a typhoon night, the phone call that didn't hang up, the first hand-holding at the beach, and six days of close contact made a marriage that treated each other like guests go from comfort to heartbeat.
But what really brought the two people closer was the night when Ruan Shu's first patient passed away and the three hours when Pei Yizhou's flight lost contact. The two finally understood that they were no longer "living together".
When the sky rose from the sea, she said to him: Pei Yizhou, I am not afraid of flying anymore.
From the dawn of dawn to the dawn of day.
Intention: There are many moments in a person's life that are in "the dawn of time" - the period before dawn, which is the darkest and most ambiguous. I don't know whether it will be a sunrise or a cloudy day ahead, and I don't know if I will continue walking on an abyss or a smooth road. Ruan Shu is afraid of the dark, afraid of heights, and afraid of all unresolved things. Pei Yizhou hid everything behind his actions, never talking, not asking, not getting close. Two people who were used to carrying things alone walked on their own tracks for a long time, and then met each other. Gradually, in daily life such as post-it notes and night lights, a little confirmation of "there is someone there" was born. This is not a story about "rescue", it is about "seeing" - seeing the bravery of the other person; seeing the words that are not said but written elsewhere. The daybreak is not lit up by one person, but by two people standing there together, waiting for the light to come slowly. When the dawn is about to dawn, it is the most difficult and most beautiful time. And when you come, the sky begins to light up.