Late Night Orders: My Rider Diary

A strange order: Don't knock, leave the door open, and if you hear crying, leave immediately. Lin Mo, a former investigative reporter, was forced to switch to food delivery due to debt due to the death of his wife. He recorded every order in his diary, but unexpectedly discovered that behind every order, there was a slice of the city; every order was a salvation of the soul. The congestion on Quancheng Road, the night rain in Daming Lake, the unfinished buildings in the High-tech Zone, medicine for the elderly living alone, late-night snacks for overtime workers... What he delivers is not takeout, but the temperature of the city, and forgotten stories. From the cries in the rainstorm to the take-out box of "Day 2"; from the car with the golden eagle logo to his wife's last order before her death... A hidden clue is pulling him into a life-and-death game about the truth. This is not a takeaway story, but a city story. When algorithms rule life and human touch becomes the last luxury, he uses his hands to convey the warmth of this era.