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The author of the Nordic version of "Love in the Time of Cholera" won the Person of the Year award for this book, and the Swedish Crown Prince personally presented the award. The series of the same name defeated "A Song of Ice and Fire" to win the European Television Award, with a high score of 9.0 On Douban. I love you. But I have to pretend you don't exist. Benjamin and Rasmus had been living together for two years, but he didn't say, he didn't introduce Rasmus to his family, he couldn't tell. He knew he had brought shame on his family. Lane passed away. That year, a disease was quietly introduced to Sweden from the United States, and there was no antidote. The government calls on everyone to get tested. At the moment when Rasmus revealed his test results, Benjamin turned around and pushed open the door, running towards home without looking back... Stockholm in the 1980s, an era deliberately forgotten, an everlasting love, a repeated dialectic of freedom and choice...

The Nordic version of "Love in the Time of Cholera" was watched by 1 in 8 people in Sweden and made them cry. As soon as Rasmus graduated from high school, he left his closed hometown and went to Stockholm to pursue his life. The young and handsome man quickly integrated into the colorful nightlife. Benjamin grew up in a devout religious family. He met Paul through missionary work, but Paul said to him: "Do you know your true self?" This sentence was like a needlepoint piercing Benjamin's heart, and his response was like a confession: "In this life, I just want to love someone who is willing to love me. "That night, at Paul's Christmas party, Benjamin met Rasmus, and the whole city started to snow... Stockholm in the 1980s, an era deliberately forgotten, an undying love, a repeated dialectic of freedom and choice...

One out of every eight people in Sweden watched the Nordic version of Love in the Time of Cholera and cried. As soon as Rasmus graduated from high school, he left his closed hometown and went to Stockholm to pursue his life. The young and handsome man quickly integrated into the colorful nightlife. Benjamin grew up in a devout religious family. He met Paul through missionary work, but Paul said to him: "Do you know your true self?" This sentence was like a needlepoint piercing Benjamin's heart, and his response was like a confession: "In this life, I just want to love someone who is willing to love me. "That night, at Paul's Christmas party, Benjamin met Rasmus, and the whole city started to snow... Stockholm in the 1980s, an era deliberately forgotten, an undying love, a repeated dialectic of freedom and choice...