Picking up the Light and Crossing the Memory of People

Those who forget, those who forget. In the "Shiguang Ferry" in the deep alleys of Jiangcheng, Su Nianan guards the old clock passed down from his ancestors, salvaging the obsessions condensed in the old things. The silver bookmark seals the first love that was misplaced for fifty years, the broken guqin sobs the lost charm, and the locked makeup box guards the secret letters that span centuries... Every old thing is an island of emotions. She uses the art of crossing thoughts as a boat to cross people's obsessions and untie their bonds. However, when the number of sealed thoughts is about to reach 100, the "change" that grandma warned on her deathbed is quietly approaching. Those feelings, regrets, and promises that she has gently dismantled will eventually return to the sea like hundreds of rivers, and I ask her, the ferryman: When all the obsessions in the world are gone, who should ferry your own heart? This is a suspenseful journey between the past and the present, with love as the clue. Old things have no words, but they hide all the unfinished business in the world; time does not pass, but thoughts can be at peace.