Memories About Lijiang

Kawako, a sales elite of a listed company, resolutely resigned at the age of thirty, burning his "future" that others envied, and fled to Lijiang alone. He is not looking for romance, but to escape from a "hollow" life kidnapped by PPT and KPI, trying to find his true self among the snowy mountains and flowing water. However, a winter of epidemic sweeping the world shattered all the peaceful years. The inn is closed, friends are separated, and love has become a distant note in the address book. This is not a successful counterattack story. It is just a story about an ordinary person who spent six years going through many hardships and finally returned to his hometown. It's about escape, but also about return; about getting, but also about letting go. It tells us: This place of peace of mind is my hometown.