Lin Xiaoman, a convenience store girl, draws warmth from her ancestors' watch shop: her engineer grandfather taught her to build a mechanical moon phase instrument using fishing boat parts, and her craftsman grandma uses a whale pencil case to resist school violence. When a heavy rain destroyed the shop, her grandfather was injured trying to save her starry sky model, her grandmother melted silver bracelets to make tools, and Xiaoman used maintenance logs to protect the family inheritance. At the wedding, 999 herbal paper stars were laid out on the red carpet, and a mechanical gear rattle opened up the new life. The ancestors' craftsmanship soaked in watch oil and osmanthus hair oil transformed the cold and hard machinery into stainless warmth, and used the moon phase instrument with an error of 3 seconds per day to measure the eternity guarded by generations.
The idea: to temper intergenerational warmth in the coldness of machinery, to stitch together the fractures of modern society with the spirit of craftsmanship, and to let the warmth of ancestors' palms pass through the gears and paper stars to create an eternal inheritance that resists the corrosion of time.