Shen Yi has been a serious talker ever since she could speak. Her occasional unclear enunciation does not hinder her conversations with others. She especially likes to chat with adults. Just like now, she and her uncle from Little Shanghai are chatting about Shanghai as if no one else is watching, as if she has been there eight hundred times. They are one big and one small, holding each other and teasing each other, and they can talk about the world and the sky without any boundaries.
Uncle Xiaozhi was an important role in Shen Yi's childhood. Although he only stayed with her for two years, he inadvertently helped her build a different life framework.
If memories have colors and flavors, Shen Yi's childhood memories before he was six years old are of the broad and distant sky, the straight and tall poplars, the wild flowers on the meadow, and the ears of corn on the black soil...
After the age of six, the picture changed: the rushing wind, the birds flying over the Red Beach, the endless reed swamps, the crabs with hairy claws, the plump shrimp crawlers, the quilt that was not dry in the sun, and the willow trees that could not straighten their backs.
The memory gate opens like a cartoon flashback, and the people and years of the past are relived.
Concept: From 1976 to 1988, an ordinary family in Northeast China grew up with warmth and tenacity as the years passed.