Chen Yan met Shen Yu on a snowy night, and the other party helped him unblock his frozen bicycle. There was a scar on his wrist, which was somewhat similar to Chen Yan's old injury on his collarbone.
Later, Mr. Shen Yu came to deliver yam porridge, and the temperature of the cup wall was always 1℃ different without scalding your mouth. Chen Yan discovered that he had a ticket to a neighboring city hidden in his bag, as well as a visit pass to the mental hospital where his younger brother lived.
Only when Chen Yan coughed up blood did he realize that he was seriously ill. The two made an appointment to pick up their younger brother from the hospital in early spring, but it snowed heavily that day. Chen Yan clutched two critical illness notices and watched Shen Yu fall in front of the painting, which showed two young men under a sycamore tree. One had a clavicle scar exposed, and the other had a wounded wrist, and the snow was falling heavily.
Finally, the old calendar in the room said: Winter is too long and spring cannot keep people.
Intent: The bond between Chen Yan and Shen Yu in illness and separation, even the warm care and deep emotions, cannot match the impermanence of reality, and ultimately points to people's acceptance of regrets in the torrent of time - some encounters are destined to be short-lived, some farewells are always caught off guard, and those unexplained concerns are the heaviest background in life.