My Grandma Meng Po

"My Grandma Meng" tells the story of an "illegal" tenderness experiment: Po Meng couldn't bear to see her tortured soul reincarnate with trauma, so she transformed into the community mediator Aunt Meng and sneaked into the world. She quietly approached four young people who were trapped in the shadow of their past lives - Lin Mo, who was crushed by perfectionism, Su Tang, who was suffocated by family favoritism, An Jing who was addicted to the virtual world, and Xu Qing, who was lost in over-protection, and practiced healing in the name of "human observation". Aunt Meng doesn't pour soup, she only makes soup. She used a bowl of hot milk, a handicraft workshop, a community wall painting, and a home-cooked hot pot to weave a gentle web to catch the falling soul. Under her guidance, the four young people went from escaping to embracing, learned to reconcile from resentment, and connected from isolated islands to land. The parents of their respective previous lives also completed an unspoken farewell and relief with their children's "present life" at the "reunion dinner" cleverly arranged by Aunt Meng. This is not a myth, it is the most down-to-earth healing. When Po Meng put down the spoon and picked up the spatula, what she boiled was not forgetfulness, but understanding; what she served was not Meng Po soup, but the human fireworks called "starting over."