Deep Love in Rain Lane

The city is called Wucheng and is close to the sea. The wind carries the salty smell and the fragrance of osmanthus all year round. The story takes place in an old street, lined with red brick houses from the 1990s, with peeling walls and covered with ivy. There is a "Evening Breeze Grocery Store" at the corner of the street. It lights up with warm yellow lights at night, sells sugar water and hot tea, and also takes in people who have nowhere to go. The owner's surname is Shen, everyone calls him Lao Shen. He talks little and the ginger soup he cooks can warm people's hearts. Next door is a piano repair shop. The owner is a retired music teacher named Ye, who practices a section of "Moonlight" on time every afternoon. There are also grandmothers selling roasted sweet potatoes on the street, college students who are always sketching, and young people who are always changing jobs. There are no earth-shattering things here, just the daily routine of sharing an umbrella on rainy days, handing over a bowl of hot soup in winter, and saying "You're still here" late at night. People remember each other's names and what flavor of buns you like to eat. The world is not big, but there is enough room for a tired soul. People who live here do not pursue grandeur, but only believe in one sentence: No matter how difficult life is, there will be times when light shines through.