Have you ever known a dying person?
Most people see old people, elders, unrelated strangers.
Few people know what it is like to suffer from a serious illness at the age of 20.
They could have gone to college, worked, and traveled normally.
I worry about my boss and love, and I panic because of the early roll call.
However, on the fourteenth floor, all this is impossible.
"Have you thought about it? Where do you want to die?"
"I don't like home, and I don't like the fourteenth floor."
"Let's run away."
"Will you hold me back?"
"Will you love me?"
...
This is a true story. In the prologue of a spring day, Chen Simo was forced to interrupt his ordinary daily life due to a sudden illness and was admitted to the fourteenth floor of the hospital - a place called the hospice ward. Here, he met Su Yunzhi, a girl who seemed cold but passionate inside. The two gradually established a special connection while facing the fragility and impermanence of life together.
This is a journey about growing up, facing death, and finding the meaning of life. If you have deep thoughts about life and are eager to explore the subtle emotional connections between people, then this novel is definitely not to be missed. Follow in the footsteps of Chen Simo and Su Yunshi and embark on this journey full of unknowns and insights.
Concept: This is a work that delicately depicts the final bloom of life. In a gentle and beautiful way, it explores the delicate balance between life and death, love and loss, hope and despair. In the novel, the encounter between the protagonists Chen Simo and Su Yunzhi in the hospice ward became their spiritual comfort in facing the fragility of life together. The work expresses respect for the dignity of life and praises individual will. Even at the end of life's sincere expression of courageous pursuit of self-realization and emotion, it also encourages people to bravely pursue love and hope. Through the journey of Chen Simo and Su Yunshi, the novel conveys a cherishment of good times and the power of finding hope in despair. Even though life will eventually wither, beauty and memory can last forever.
