Three Minutes, Enough Time

On the 67th day after the earthquake, doctor Xu Qingye only had three minutes of his own time every day - watching the sunset between two tents at dusk. Lu Yan, the president of Changyuan International, came with a reconstruction plan, but designated her tent hospital as a logistics area. In order to save the hospital, Xu Qingye handed an orphan from the war zone into his hands; Lu Yan returned the favor with supplies, legal services, and a figure who appeared by her side every day. When the truth about the children's transportation chain, stuck materials, and resistance from all sides was gradually revealed, the two discovered that they had more than one tent to protect. Three minutes is enough to sew a wound, eat a piece of candy, and make a promise to "come back every day." On top of the ruins, some people spend three minutes watching the sunset, while some spend a lifetime to keep the appointment.