Old photo restorer Jiang Yanqiu took over a batch of old Lantern Festival photos.
There were obviously only seven sheds on the shore, but the eighth shed was reflected in the water. There is a red children's raincoat on the shed, and in the background of the photo, there is a section of stone embankment that does not exist now.
At the same time, route surveyor Zhou Xu is assisting in the search for a missing outdoor blogger. The stone embankment also appeared in the last video left by the other party.
From ancient stories in Fujian to Huizhou fish lanterns, Leizhou Nuo noodles, northern Shaanxi Jiuqu lantern array, and southern Fujian sending king ships, the two gradually discovered that some records contradicted each other, but none of them were false; some people clearly remembered seven people, while others insisted that there were eight.
What's even more troublesome is that every time Jiang Yanqiu sees through these images that "shouldn't exist", one frame of his memory will be lost.
If there were ever two versions of the world -
Does the one who is left behind have to be the right one?
Intent: In a world that is constantly being rewritten,\\