Twin brothers, one named Ping En and the other Ping De. They were born just a few minutes apart, but their fates were an ear apart.
When his father was domestically abusing his mother, Pingde rushed to stop him, but in exchange he became deaf in his right ear. From then on, an ear listened to all the hurt for him, and a silent mouth hid twenty-seven years of pain for him.
The elder brother works to support the family, and the younger brother manages a shop to make ends meet. Pingde can't speak, but he can write. The first page of the diary states "Brother taught me how to skateboard", and the last page draws an outline of a skateboard with the words "He taught me how to fall" below.
The brain tumor grew quietly in the words of the diary. When he had a headache, he remembered his father's saying "wine can relieve pain", so he started drinking. He believed that bastard's lies, but he didn't believe that he was worthy of being saved.
After Pingde's death, Ping En found his diary. I saw the sentence "I'm sorry" being punctured by the tip of the pen.
He clinked his glass against the reflection in the glass and said, "Brother, I'll drink with you."
Purpose: The trauma of fate will always follow the survivors, belated awakening can never make up for the lost life, and tell the regrets and regrets under the fetters
