[China's Version of Midnight Diner]
On Douban, one review of the Japanese drama Midnight Diner reads:
Some foods represent a lifetime of devotion and longing,
while others are lifelong taboos and sources of pain.
The preferences and choices revealed in every bowl of porridge and every meal tell of all kinds of twists and hidden truths.
That one treasured flavor is the deepest yearning in the world.
In a city somewhere in northern China, there is also a little late-night diner.
It opens at nine every evening and closes at two in the morning.
The proprietress is both the cook and the waitress.
Like the diner in the TV series, she can prepare a special dish just for you. Whatever you want to eat, she'll make it if she knows how.
Countless people have come from far and wide, and each has brought a story with them.
In this vast sea of humanity, every person has a tale to tell.
Late at night, there is a light waiting for you,
and a little restaurant ready to give you a place to rest.
Welcome to Qinghuan Restaurant. I have delicious food. Do you have a story?
[Anyone who steals this story will have their guts rot and die a horrible death!]
Theme: Use food to comfort and soothe every soul in need.
Ask yourself, are you willing to accept the status quo? If not, set a small goal for yourself.
Setting out again to accept another person does not mean forgetting the person you once loved. There is a lot of helplessness in the world.
It's as good-looking as the short stories in the Japanese drama "Midnight Diner", and each story is very deep.
Every short story here is very well written and down to earth. Give myself a thumbs up!
This... Chen Qiwen is so innocent. This kind of temporary regret makes everyone very embarrassed. It's still at the wedding.
Is this grandpa Keizo from "The Guardian of Kiyomizu Temple"?
Never give up hope and fighting spirit, never underestimate yourself, and never set limits for yourself.
The people who love you most will always be your parents.