Buying a Lifetime of Marriage and Rebirth

Twenty years ago, Chen Zeen, a young teacher at the Normal College, watched helplessly as his fiancée Hu Junlan jumped off the East Lake Bridge. Her death stemmed from a transaction - the parents of the family accepted Director Liu's mahogany furniture and pushed their daughter into the abyss. For the next twenty years, Chen Zeen guarded an old lathe and half a piece of white bread, and lived his life as a silent monument. When all the debts were paid off, half of the diary was burned, leaving only the last page - "Zain, after I settle down at home, we will eat soy milk and fried dough sticks. I will add two tablespoons of sugar." Since then, the fire in the maintenance room has never been extinguished. The white porridge is simmered slowly, the moxibustion is warmed and smoked, and the gears turn round and round. The old man who was trapped in the past and became a lonely soul finally learned to slow down - not to wait for death, but to be afraid of missing the days in front of him. This is a watch and redemption that spans two lives. There is no earth-shattering revenge, just white bread, pear soup day after day, and the sentence: "Slow down, it's good."