The Childlike Innocence of the Ferryman Is Still Intact

Lin Mengfan was transferred from the city to the countryside by her father. From that day on, she became a left-behind child. At that time, she was seven years old, and she didn't know what this meant for her life. Lin Mengfan only knew that she was without the company of her parents in her childhood. She often stood on the bluestone bridge in her hometown, holding the puppet her mother gave her, and looked at the bridge opening under the bridge, and the three stone arches. The river flowed through the stone arches in the bridge opening. Whenever evening comes, Lin Mengfan seems to see himself sitting on a wooden boat. There is a talking puppet on the boat without sails, and it turns into a living little boy. Under the Liushui Bridge at night, when the wooden boat was crossing the bridge, the little boy said to Lin Mengfan: "I can ferry passengers, and I can also ferry dreams."