Still a Young Man When He Returns

This is a self-salvation of the road spanning 27,000 kilometers. This is a story of wealth, trauma, desire, love and reconciliation. It is also the story of a man traveling across mountains and rivers to finally find himself. Gong Lang, an invisible rich man, an urban elite, a successful and famous middle-aged man in the eyes of outsiders, suddenly left the scene late one night, driving a Raptor RV and driving alone to the long border. The shadow of childhood, the regret of youth, the betrayal of his lover, the fight in the mall, the gains and losses of half his life were like a silent storm, trapping him in place. He believed that as long as the wheel kept moving forward, those old wounds would eventually be slowly healed by the mountains and rivers. But along the way, he encountered wind and snow, canyons, border towns, and coasts, as well as vivid and beautiful women. Some of them are like lights, illuminating the rest of his gloomy life; some are like knives, cutting open his deepest wounds with just a touch. In his hometown, there are two women still waiting for him. One hides the regret of unfinished youth, and the other touches on the intractable entanglements of reality. When the distant scenery finally reaches its end, and when the pain of the past resurfaces, Gong Lang must answer a question: When he reaches middle age, should he make up for the love he has missed, or should he face the worldly view and choose his life again?