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A mysterious portrait of a woman connects the stories of two generations of women. A dusty diary reveals the forbidden love hidden under the bombing. A documentary about river water, lingering with suspenseful memories. In Chongqing under the bombing, she drowned in a gray era, and love was her driftwood; decades later in a foreign country, she struggled in nothingness, and fate led her to closely observe the details of history. Eighty years have passed, and what has changed is the world, but what remains unchanged is the persistence of love. Who is the owner of the diary? What is the relationship between the two women? What gives them the strength to live forever? In a plot that is as confusing as fog and smoke, time and rivers know the answer. No matter war or peace, no matter ups and downs or stability, no matter ethics or taboos, being loyal to oneself is a powerful defense against fate.