Lin Xiaoman, an old object restorer, can "see" sporadic memories from old objects, but he can't repair the cold war with his father. Until Shen Yan sent a clock from the Republic of China - old photos in the dark grid, which hid the secret of the disappearance of his ancestors, and also made her see the unspoken concerns of parting on rainy nights.
The process of repairing the clock became a journey of piecing together the past: the music scores of the piano teacher from the Republic of China and the yellowed train tickets revealed the regrets of the times bit by bit; and those details that were polished by time also quietly mended the rift between her and her father.
When the clock starts moving again, it not only brings back forgotten stories, but also allows two people trapped in the "past" to find the courage to move towards the present.
Purpose: Use the restoration of old objects as an incision to explore the "inheritance of memory" and "reconciliation of relationships" - old objects carry not only traces of time, but also unspoken concerns; and what is repaired is not only the cracks in the objects, but also the emotional barriers between people and the past and with others, and ultimately find a gentle way to coexist with time through understanding.