Abandoned in the millennium, he was destined to face a moldy childhood in Tongzilou - an alcoholic mother, broken beer bottles, and gossips from neighbors. Until one snowy night, the boy who was always laughing with his friends in the square found the girl standing in the snow and was about to freeze. He wiped the ice on her face with a hot towel and took her into another seemingly bright but equally cracked world.
They formed a small group of three. Watch cartoons on the carpet at a friend's house, share hot meals, and find complete warmth in each other. The boy would fight over the girl, ride her through the city late at night, and clumsily make her laugh. They promised to become "powerful adults", but the world as adults is still full of powerlessness - the hardship of working and saving money, the unspeakable throbbing, and the photo that was never taken.
When farewell comes unexpectedly, those unfulfilled promises and undelivered feelings turn into pale eulogies in the mourning hall. The girl finally understood that some warmth is destined to be used for farewell, just like the hand stretched out in the snow in childhood, which itself is a gentle tragedy.
Purpose: The redemption and eternal shortcomings of the abandoned