In the winter of 1999, Hong Kong girl Chen Kewei came to Qianwan with her old guitar and her mother's last words "Don't give up your dream". She was taken in by a bar owner while singing on the street. She sang Cantonese songs on stage, and Fu Xun played bass off the stage. He taught her Chinese and spent the Millennium Summer together under the wisteria flowers.
Fu Xun left to take over the family business when his father fell ill. Before leaving, he wrote on a cigarette pack: "When you stop asking for food, come back and ask for me." Bess was left to her.
Chen Kewei found his grandfather Liang Jingtang, who had been guarding the dilapidated Cantonese opera troupe "Song Sing Troupe" for half his life. She stayed to teach students and changed "Emperor's Flower" to guitar accompaniment. A tape sent to the radio station revived the theater troupe, and the sound-seeking record came to their doorstep. Grandpa said: "You are still young, go out and see more."
She put the cigarette pack paper and old picks into an envelope and handed it over to someone: "I have collected the boat tickets and will sing when I come back."
Fu Xun sent a text message: "It's windy in the sea, so bring a coat when you go out."
The tide of the millennium is passing by, some people are setting out, some are waiting, and some will eventually return.
Intention: To pursue the dream