Where Can We Turn Back Time?

Buddhism teaches that life has seven kinds of suffering: birth, aging, illness, death, separation from loved ones, meeting those you resent, and longing for what you cannot have.

If one day the first love you waited decades for returns to you, successful and accomplished, what would you choose? Accept them, or let them go?

Lu Shengnan has led an ordinary life for more than twenty years, but now it seems life is making up for its delayed kindness. Suddenly, all sorts of people inexplicably enter her life: a spoiled, free-spirited celebrity; a gentle, steady old flame; and an officer she accidentally crossed paths with as a girl.

She also has the support and companionship of loyal partners and friends.

And then there are the elders who suddenly appear.

Tangled up with old memories and hopes for the future, these people lead her to experience all seven kinds of suffering in just a few short years. When she looks back, she finally realizes that the time she can gladly linger in is simply the most ordinary companionship.