Life Imprisonment

A diagnosis of terminal lung cancer and a bucket list written on the back of a granddaughter's drawing paper quietly revealed the silent truth of a Chinese-style family. His son Shan Wangshu was forced to embark on a journey to accompany his father on his last journey, but in the three last wishes, he encountered the blood, tears and tenderness behind his father's "forbearance" throughout his life. The blood-stained clay doll fragments in the tool box, the old scarf that my mother never took off, the rock candy left by my grandmother... Every physical object is an unhealed wound. When the huge scam of the control freak mother collapsed, and when the fragmentary diary of the father revealed how he completed a silent relay of child care despite being "economically powerless," the son finally understood that what his father was serving was not a family sentence, but a promise that he had never spoken out in his life. This is not a story about forgiveness, but a generational breakout. The son must rebuild the border from the ruins, so that the trauma is no longer a hereditary curse, but a new flower blooming in the cracks for the next generation.