Rural Affairs

A relic account book and the sentence "I owe my life to Lao Wang's family" made Ergou, who had lived in the city for a long time, return to his hometown to explore the mystery left behind by his grandfather. Three old Wang families, a famine past, the secrets in the old well in the back mountain, and Wang Laizi who died unexpectedly but "reappeared", layer by layer, revealed the gratitude and debt between two generations spanning thirty years. Grandpa's guilt and Wang Laizi's relief hide the simplest human feelings and sophistication in the countryside - there is no absolute clear distinction between grudges and grudges, only perseverance and gratitude engraved in the bones. Those unexplainable and unexplainable past events in rural areas are ultimately a confused debt that has been paid off but can never be let go, hiding the tenderness and heaviness of a generation.