The Tide Is Not over 1

If life is destined to ebb, why should we still love deeply? The novelist Lu Chenzhou, who was diagnosed with a terminal illness, has already learned to count down the rest of his life calmly. Until Lin Wan, a photographer chasing the sound of the tide, broke into his world with the sea breeze. She captures the breath of the waves behind the camera, and he records the beat of the heartbeat in the words. Two lonely souls meet on the beach late at night - one is afraid of intimacy but longs for eternity, the other has limited time but yearns for completeness. From midsummer to late winter, they fell in love with each other amid the sound of the tide, embracing every moment before parting. He wrote his last novel not to record death, but to prove how to live and love. This is a story about courage and farewell: when the ending is already determined, can we turn our limited days into infinite eternity? "Some people appear not to accompany you to the end, but to teach you how to bravely walk to your own end—with love, not regret."