Two years after graduation, Cheng Duchen was so poor that he almost lived in a bridge. He refused to go back to Henan and get married. He stayed in Guangzhou and worked as a night shift security guard at a law firm with a monthly salary of 2,600, working two shifts.
The landlord, Lao Cai, and the policeman kept him informed, but the law firm's archives contained an old man who had quit smoking, files on failed lawsuits, and twenty years of suffering accumulated in one building.
He doesn't understand Buddhism and doesn't believe in God, he only believes in suffering.
Eat whatever you have. A bowl of noodles, a cigarette, and a holy statue dripping with black oil.
——This is late at night in Suicheng, a group of people who have never won are holding the last light for each other.
Concept: In the gaps of the city, two frustrated people who have been tortured by life use a bowl of hot soup and the words "I have you" as a bond to complete the transformation from mutual caution to mutual redemption. The work attempts to explore the simplest and most tenacious warmth and bonds between ordinary people under the cold and harsh urban background, and interpret the resilience of life that "the lights never go out, and people never disperse".