Ju Yan Han Slips: the Border Does Not Believe in Tears

Two thousand years ago, Zhang Guang, a garrison soldier of the Han Dynasty, set out from Longxi to Juyan to guard the border. He wrote a letter home from the beacon tower and asked someone to bring back three walnuts, promising "I will come back when the walnut trees bear fruit." But he died in battle and never returned home. Two thousand years later, Hejiaying, Xi'an. Zhang Muzhi, a graduate of the History Department, and Du Heng, a graduate of the Chinese Department, met at the "Bianguan Inn". They were attracted by an unearthed Juyan Han bamboo slip, and gradually unveiled the veil of their past lives - Zhang Muzhi was the reincarnation of Zhang Guang, and Du Heng was the reincarnation of Du Heng Niang. The people in the Border Inn also correspond to Zhang Guang's mother, boss, colleagues, and sister-in-law in his previous life. With the help of landlord Guo Duwei, tailor shop Han Sanpo, barbecue stall owner Zhao Daniu and others, the two experienced unemployment, breakup, reunion, marriage, and finally took root in Hejiaying. Du Heng wrote the story of the garrison soldiers into a book, and Zhang Muzhi jointly ran the "Juyan" bookstore with her. Before her death, Han Sanpo returned to her hometown in Longxi and was buried under the walnut tree planted by Zhang Guang. Three walnuts, two thousand years of watching. When the walnut tree bears fruit again, when descendants come from Longxi to find him, when the voice of "Mother, you are all right" finally sounds in the wind - all the waiting will have an answer.