Blackout: I Survived by Repairing Old Appliances

On the third day of the city's blackout, Yu Zhilin's sister only had the last 40 minutes of ventilator left. While repairing an old freezer, he discovered that old appliances would leave traces of their last use. Whoever secretly connected the electricity, whoever hid the battery, and which line was lit for whom may all be left in those scrapped appliances. Yu Zhilin relied on old electrical appliances to recover electricity and rebuild the microgrid. But the more electricity there is, the more competition there is. Each time a light is restored, he publicly decides: Whoever uses electricity first will do the maintenance, and who will bear the consequences of the next power outage. And from the old radio left behind by his father, a distress signal that should not exist is being transmitted.