Lin Han is a "special patient" in the psychiatric ward. She suffers from acute transient psychotic disorder and sundown syndrome (symptoms worsen every day at dusk).
His name is Wen Jueshen, and he is a male nurse in the inpatient department. He is meticulous, calm, calm and patient. To him, Lin Han was just one of many patients. But to her, he was the only stable light in her chaotic spiritual world.
The secret love that she dared not speak out was like the sunset that played out on time outside the ward window every day - silent but scorching, as beautiful as a dream that cannot be confessed. She silently counted the days in the hospital, and secretly kept his every smile and every move in her heart. Until the 43rd sunset, she finally realized: she was not just a patient, she was also a person who still had love.
"The 43rd Sunset in the Inpatient Ward" is a secret love letter in the mental ward, an emotional poem that blooms quietly between the gray wall and white light. It describes how a mentally unbalanced girl persists in love amidst chaos, and also describes how a seemingly indifferent male nurse is unknowingly lightly touched by that slow and hot gaze.
Intention: During the long hospitalization period, despite the pain and recurrence, the beauty of the sunset was still there. The work expresses the tenderness and tenacity in life. Even in hospitals and hospital beds, the passage of time brings not only consumption, but also comfort.