Why

The pages turn yellow, hiding the code of time; the twists and turns of life, hiding the question "Why am I?" "Why It Is" uses the restoration of ancient books as a boat to carry Su Nian's half-life pursuit, ferrying between "active choice" and "passive coercion". The old tweezers bear the light and repair the cracks in the remaining scrolls, but also the gaps in the soul; the stains on the red paper record the character of the past and the hesitation of today's people. From the question on the 30th birthday to the calm acceptance after years of accumulation, we see the shadow of every ordinary person - escaping in love, hesitating before responsibility, and awakening in inheritance. I hope you can open this book and find your own answer in the fragrance of ink and fireworks: the so-called "why am I" is never a preset script, but a unique life made up of every persistence and every reconciliation.