"Brother, in the next life... The window will still face east."
When Lunchuan died, Quansheng held the blood-stained peach wood charm tightly - it was their token from brothers to lovers, and it was also a secret betrothal gift hidden in troubled times.
From relying on each other during the famine in 1960 to protecting each other with their lives on the battlefield in southern Xinjiang in 1979, Quan Sheng and Lun Chuan learned to hide love letters with bullet casings and hide their kisses with gunfire in the smoke of gunfire. They agreed to build a bamboo house with windows facing east after the war, but on the eve of the general attack, stray bullets shattered all dawn.
Forty years later, the county annals recorded that the peach trees beside the sulfur spring were growing red lotus flowers. In the faded photos of the battlefield, the little finger of Qian Sheng was hooked with Lun Chuan's little finger, which coincided with the old folk custom of "death and life" marriage in rural legends.
This is a battle over the identities of brothers and lovers, and it is also a gentle betrayal of the iron laws of the times.
Purpose: pure love, growth