Half a Piece of Steamed Bun, a Lifetime of Love

In war-torn 1942, seven-year-old Ye Shan and six-year-old Yang Si met on the road to escape. On a piece of parched land, Ye Shan gave his last half of a piece of cornstarch to Yang Si, who fainted from hunger. From then on, the two helpless children held each other's hands and traveled through famine, war and changes of the times. They did not have a romantic encounter, but they had a lifelong commitment to each other; they had no children, but they built a complete world with love. From black hair to white hair, from turbulent times to peaceful times, Ye Shan and Yang Si spent eighty years interpreting the ordinary and greatness of "a pair of people for life". This is not a legend about passion, but a civilian epic about persistence, companionship and long-term flow.