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(Prosperity)
(Jin Village) (The first time I learned about death)
(Jin Village) (was at my dad's funeral.)
(My dad has nine siblings, )
(giving birth to over forty children.)
(So, on that day, I met countless relatives.)
(After paying respect to my dad, )
(I turned around and saw the faces with a similar look.)
(I almost burst out laughing. But, I managed to hold it in.)
(Even I was at a young age, )
(I knew that it was inappropriate to laugh when others were crying.)
(Since then, every time I walk down the street, )
(I always size up those strangers, )
(guessing where the people who look like them have gone.)
(People desperately reproduce offspring, then they are separated, )
(and eventually they reunite at funerals because of their blood ties.)
(That's so miraculous.)
(Even if they marry outsiders and mix different blood, )
(they can't get rid of the original appearance of a family.)
Are you the emergency contact person for the patient?
Yes, I am.
How is her condition?
She just got transferred out of the Intensive Care Unit.
Her condition is relatively stable.
There'll be a few more checks later.
We'll observe her for twenty-four hours before we further discuss.
Thank you.
It's nothing. Go in and take a look.
=Will Love In Spring=
(Adapted from the original work "Lover" by She Mu Si)
=Episode 18=
Mom.
Mom, please wake up. Mom!
Mom. Mom! Mom.
Family members are not allowed in.
Please stay outside.
Please save my mom.
Mom, stay strong! I'll be waiting outside for you.
(In Operation)
Dr, please tell me why my mom suddenly became like this today?
She just has a common heart disease, isn't she?
The patient has already entered there. Please be at ease.
The doctors in the operation are
the most professional in our hospital. Don't worry.
Professional?
My dad couldn't make it through the surgery half a year ago
in your operation theatre!
Can you please calm down yourself?
Are you looking down at me?
Please stay calm.
Don't bluff.
I tell you, none of you should think of bullying me.
Hedgehog.
Let go of me.
Please cool down.
I tell you, if anything happens to my mom today,
I will never let you off the hook.
Got it? Did you hear me?
I'm talking to you.
Dr. Fang, are you alright?
Let me get you up.
Hedgehog.
Please stay awake.
Chen Maidong.
My...
My dad has passed away.
I can't afford to lose my mom.
I beg you to help me beg them to save my mom.
I'm begging you.
I'm begging you.
I'm begging you.
Mom. We've been eating dumplings too often at home.
You do once, and keep a ton of it in the fridge.
And, we eat it for a whole year.
Eating whatever is provided is the basic courtesy for children.
How kind my brother is!
Just having it without any effort made.
Don't sow discord again.
Me and your brother take turns taking care of Grandma Chen.
Finally, he has some time doing his own thing.
Now he can only relieve stress through arts.
How's Maidong?
He told me that Grandma Lin is stable now.
But, Chen Maidong must be having a tough time.
He's anxious all day long.
He is just too kind. This isn't easy for him.
Dong is someone who faces death every day.
Shouldn't he be stronger than us?
That's all nonsense.
He used to handle it for other people.
But, this time it's sending off someone close like his own grandma.
It's not comparable.
But he doesn't let me help with anything.
All I can do now is try my best to make Grandma Chen happy.
Luckily, she doesn't know anything.
You guys are really...
I don't know if you're smart or foolish.
They've been sisters for half a lifetime.
And, now they don't even receive a video call.
How could it be possible that Grandma Chen wouldn't feel it?
But, I think Grandma is doing alright. She seems quite happy.
That's when you're around.
Perhaps you guys think you're protecting her.
But, she is actually the one who is protecting you.
You know, ever since my dad passed away,
my mom hasn't been able to heal from that.
And, I finally decided to be a filial son,
arranging for my mom to go on a trip.
She was so happy. She couldn't wait for it.
She prepared eagerly, telling everyone about it.
Saying it's all because of me, so that she can spend luxuriously.
But just before boarding the flight, her heart disease suddenly relapsed.
But as her son,
I never knew she had this illness.
My mom has been in the hospital for so long.
She never let anyone worry about her.
She's always been so tough.
The attending doctor told
her health indicators were getting better.
But today...
Today, all of a sudden...
She's not doing well.
They haven't given up treatment yet.
How could you give up first?
Dong,
I'm scared.
Do you know how much I wish I could replace my mom there?
Since childhood,
I've never let them not worry about me even a day.
They gave birth to me with such a strong body, but I'm so useless.
I should be the one who faces death, shouldn't it be me?
Shouldn't it be me?
Hedgehog,
since they gave you such a resilient body,
you shouldn't make them disappointed.
Once you get through this,
no matter what you do,
or if you want to fight,
I'll be right there with you.
Grandma Shen,
my mom asked me to carry this box of water for you.
I put it here.
Um, if you need any help in the future,
just call me anytime.
Thank you.
Grandma!
Why are you here? It's so far from home.
You've put the water here, you can leave now.
Wait, Zhuang Jie has just called me looking for you.
Why are you hiding here?
Go back.
Weren't you looking down on the gang of old ladies in Jin Village?
Nonsense. Go away.
(Great Man)
Chen Maidong, you haven't talked to me for days.
Are you especially busy?
We've all been worried about you.
Are you alright? Are you eating well?
Do you have time to sleep?
You don't let me have the chance to speak.
I'm fine. Are you all okay?
We're all good.
Zhuan Yan and I take turns visiting your grandma every day.
That must be tiring for you both.
Don't talk about useless things. Let's change to some sweet topic.
I miss you.
I miss you too.
Take care of yourself.
Any progress with Grandma Lin?
Should we prepare ourselves?
What should we prepare?
What kind of preparation is right?
Chen Maidong, it's already a miracle
that Grandma Lin has lasted until today.
For elderly surgical patients, when it comes to resuscitation,
they have to have their trachea cut open,
punctures made, administered pressors,
placed on an invasive ventilator,
and undergo external chest compressions.
Each step is very painful.
I understand.
Do you really not need me to accompany you?
No need. You take care of my grandma.
They're looking for me. I need to get back there now.
(Pan)
Hello.
Are you sure?
Did she go again?
Okay. I'm heading there now. Send me your location.
Ten minutes.
Grandma.
How's it?
If you think you're lacking, who else is competent?
This is different from my usual job. I have little confidence.
I'm just grateful to be alive to enjoy your service.
It's my honor!
Please don't say that.
As long as you get better soon, I'll do anything for you.
Dong,
sorry to trouble you.
Grandma, don't say that in the future again.
I never expected to have a family member by my side at this point.
Didn't you ask me to keep it from everyone?
As long as you are willing to request,
the whole village are your family.
You're right.
I'm very fortunate.
Dong,
I have no regrets in my life.
But it doesn't stop me from envying you and Jie.
You two must get along well.
Then, your grandma will have no regrets
for the rest of her days.
Grandma,
I get it.
I'm going to tidy up the things.
I'll come back later to listen to you.
Here you go.
You live a cozy life.
You're so mysterious that I can't find you anywhere.
How did you find your way here?
I had to come and see what you were up to,
to report to your grandson.
Don't tell Dong.
Then you tell me.
Jie.
Look, does this look like Grandma Lin's house?
It does, but it's not.
Everything about Grandma Lin is irreplaceable.
You're right.
But, the only Lin I have
will eventually leave me behind and go first.
Grandma, don't think of that.
Jie,
as people age, they naturally become somewhat prophetic.
I've been observing here with people of my age lately.
Like the elderlies in Jin Village,
once they pass seventy,
their most important task each day
isn't about living life anymore,
but about waiting to depart from life.
They keep God in mind,
believing that under the gaze of the Gods,
only then can their souls ascend.
They're afraid of dying either outside their own homes,
or inside their own rooms.
Therefore, they decided
to move their beds to the living room,
waiting for their final moment.
It's like completing an ultimate test.
I don't like this tradition.
Once we still live in this world,
we should live it well.
At our age,
we have no energy to fight against the Maker anymore.
Once someone dies, they won't come back.
No one knows what it's like over there.
The closer we get to the point,
the more scared we become.
Heart rate. Blood pressure.
Heart rate monitor.
Here I come.
Dr. Fang, this is the latest data record.
Alright, let me check.
The patient's coma index is three. Pulse is 40.
Pupils are dilated.
When these indicators appear,
we will announce to the family.
Announce what?
Hello. Yes, I am.
Announce what?
Brain death.
But the machine still shows breathing and heartbeat.
The life support system doesn't represent life itself.
Once the machine stops...
The vital signs cease.
Understood.
Thank you.
Grandma.
Jie,
what does brain death mean?
Grandma Lin said that I could only
open this letter when the hospital gave the final notice.
(Just for Gu Beibei)
Do you think brain death means it's all over?
Even if the brain is not functioning, isn't the person still here?
Let's try to save Lin again.
Let's save her again, okay?
Grandma Lin entrusted that if there's no chance to live,
then we choose to not resuscitate.
But I still can't make the decision.
Can you give me some professional advice for this?
When treatment no longer works for someone,
professional advice becomes meaningless.
Grandma,
every brain surgeon struggles daily
to save the patient's life while also enduring personal distress.
For example,
should they risk losing vision
to remove the brain hemorrhage?
Should they sacrifice the patient's right hand
to stop the patient's continuous seizures?
Or, even they know
that the patient lying in the bed
can never go back to how they were before,
and may even lose their basic dignity,
should they try to save them?
You should know
there's never a best choice.
What Grandma Lin
most desired is dignity.
So, Grandma,
Grandma Lin has been living a decent life her whole life.
Let's leave her to have her last dignity.
Lin.
Lin.
Lin.
You never listen to my advice.
You're old now.
Taking good care of yourself is well enough.
You shouldn't take all those cats, dogs, and rabbits in anymore.
This old cat has only a few days left.
Qi has kept it for over ten years,
treating it like his family.
How can he bear to watch
it take its last breath?
Seeing its fur shedding
and its tail becoming thin,
that's sad.
There must be someone accompanying it for a peaceful death.
That's why I don't like keeping these living creatures.
When they're healthy, they ignore you.
But, when they soon die, they need to suffer for days.
Humans are like animals.
The day to leave will eventually arrive.
When the time comes,
think about the lovely days
we've spent together,
and we won't immerse in the sadness.
(I have acknowledged for a long time)
(that the day I leave won't be filled with joy)
(or crowded with family members.)
(But because I chose this path myself, )
(I've never regretted it.)
(I have no attachments in this world, )
(except worrying about you.)
(That's why I wrote this letter to you in advance.)
(You have to promise me to only open it)
(when the hospital gives you the final notice.)
(The deceased is the greatest.)
(You have to listen to me.)
You are not fooling me, right?
This is my lucky color.
From now on, wear it every day.
I guarantee you have good luck this year.
(Every individual has their own story)
(of different possible endings.)
(No matter which one, that's all fine.)
(If you were to ask those)
(who have already passed away)
(if they're satisfied with their death, )
(I guess most would want to change it.)
(But for me, I think)
(no matter how I die, )
(dead is dead.)
(There's nothing to struggle with.)
(For most of my life, )
(I've been able)
(to make my own decisions, )
(even in death.)
(So, I'm quite satisfied with my own ending.)
(And, please don't feel sorry for me.)
(In the first week after I leave, )
(you might receive a few greeting calls)
(and visits of condolences.)
(Don't be impatient.)
(Please allow others to care for you, )
(and talk about me.)
When it rains, hold an umbrella.
When the sun shines, dry the blanket.
Accept whatever comes to you with happiness.
Time flies so fast.
Both of us started with tiny hands holding each other's.
And now, it's wrinkly hands holding each other's.
What's wrong with you? Does anything happen?
Grandma Lin
has passed away.
You wait for your brother at home.
Don't cry. Follow me.
(The pain of losing a loved one always makes people)
(feel extremely hopeless at some point, )
(thinking that the future is only filled)
(with endless loneliness and sadness that accompany you.)
(But that's not true.)
(Time heals all wounds.)
Lin. I'm here.
You're finally here.
It's just in time for you to taste
the coffee jelly that I just learned to make.
Why are you hanging this photo here?
I don't get it.
Why will a man dress like this?
Don't look at where you shouldn't.
It won't make you feel embarrassed then.
How can you bear to give this to me now?
It's all because you always nagged about it.
Whatever you like is yours now.
I like it best when you tidy up your house.
I'm sure I'll have many good things to collect here.
(In the second week when I leave, )
(you should go out of the house)
(and talk to the people around you more.)
(Have a chat over topics other than death.)
(Don't suffer alone.)
Grandma.
(Tunnel closed, please make a detour) Uncle, I walked through here every day.
No entry here.
Going around will take me an extra two hours.
What's...
No entry here.
No. You...
- Can't help. - You...
How can you...
Jisan Goose!
Jisan Goose, come back.
You don't belong to the farm.
No entry!
Uncle.
My goose. My goose was scared to the other side by you.
Which goose is yours? Aren't they all the same?
The unique one there.
I don't see the difference.
That's just a goose.
Buy another one at the goose farm.
You know nothing.
Jisan Goose is not an ordinary poultry.
It's the most extraordinary goose in the world.
What's so special about it?
Roosters, wild dogs,
and white geese
are just bullies in the village.
Even if you don't eat them, they'll bite you anyway.
They're useless.
Give me back my goose.
Jisan Goose.
Come back quickly.
Come back quickly.
(You have to accept that life and death are destined.)
(Nothing in this world is permanent.)
(If you can't catch up, just let it go.)
(Don't cry.)
(If you're upset, try taking deep breaths.)
Qin Xuezhi's family,
just letting you know,
the surgery is halfway through and going quite smoothly.
Doctor.
Thank you for your hard work.
It's nothing.
Our current surgical plan is
challenging in terms of technique,
but if successful, it will reduce postoperative bleeding
and improve the closure rate of the false lumen in the distal end.
Your mom is only 64.
She's still young. We'll do our best.
Thank you.
(I have always felt that we women)
(are the strongest creatures in this world.)
(Every family in this world)
(relies on the resilience of women to be stable.)
(Women are the foundation)
(of a family rapport.)
(So, my dear sister, )
(I believe you can definitely get through)
(the days when I'm not there.)
(I hope you can sincerely tell me that, )
("Lin, you've done a great job in your life.")
(Both you and I are mature elderlies)
(who have gone through a lot in life.)
(We should understand)
(that being hurt and going through hardships)
(are parts of life.)
(You're not the only one feeling sad and in pain, )
(nor the most unfortunate person in the world.)
(When comes to the topic of suffering, )
(many people can easily surpass you.)
(So, in other words, )
(no one is enduring the pain alone.)
(You should treat yourself nicer.)
(Wear clean clothes)
(and have a meal when it's served hot.)
(Other than these, )
(there's nothing else I need to remind you of.)
(We've come a long way, )
(and it's time for us to bid farewell.)
(So, that's all for now.)
(My dear Chen, )
(let's meet again in heaven.)
Mom,
are we not going to look for Jisan Goose?
No, we're not.
A forced tie won't make us close.
Mom,
can we really leave Grandma Chen
alone without our accompany?
Chen Maidong is not at home.
I don't feel at ease.
Even if you want to accompany her, it shouldn't be right now.
Just let her stay quietly at Grandma Lin's house.
Mom, I know you're most annoyed with me being so sentimental.
But, why do people
always have to endure all these?
You guys can always talk big only.
When it comes to the real happenings, you have no personal idea at all.
Zhuang Jie, don't underestimate Grandma Chen.
She's from the same generation as your grandfather.
What they did back then, is ten times more than us.
They've come through from all the thick and thin.
Although looking at it from today's perspective,
your grandpa might not be a good dad.
Your uncle and I were brought up by him,
being educated to just be literate and sensible,
not to delve deeper into academics.
No matter how the world changes,
we believe that survival is the important thing.
The way he raised children
was by beating them whenever they disobeyed,
with the belief that it would knock down
their rebelliousness, making them be able to survive in society.
If it happens in today's context, no one would be able to stand with it.
But, at that time, it was so-called wisdom.
When it came to my generation,
we didn't care about anything unrealistic.
And then, I got married and had children.
I witnessed the country
getting better and stronger day by day,
no more worrying about food and clothing.
And, the most difficult thing that came to me
was teaching you guys
because I couldn't apply the way that your grandpa used on you all.
You guys always talk about freedom and equality.
What you pay attention to are big matters from all over the world.
What you discussed are the new things that I don't understand at all.
That was a good thing,
as it means that your lives
are better than mine.
Am I right? You have wider perspectives than ours.
But we shouldn't just think about the distant future
and ignore the present.
Let's not talk about anything else.
Let's just say that
when I'm gone someday,
the three of you won't get to eat this braised chicken anymore,
and not even these dried radishes
and pickled vegetables.
Human undergoes birth, aging, illness, and death.
We need to accept whatever comes to us.
No matter how much we know,
it's all meaningless unless we experience it ourselves.
No one can escape it.
This weather is perfect for flying kites.
If Mr. He were still here,
he would definitely be the first in the kite competition.
But unfortunately, there are no 'ifs" in this world.
Mr. He and Grandma Lin
can only live in our hearts.
Jie, Dong is coming back soon, right?
In these two days.
I heard you
talking to Xixia on the phone last night.
You're going back to Shanghai, are you?
I've never said I'm not going back to Shanghai.
What about Dong then?
Why don't you ask about my job?
For me, career is far less important than love.
Yan, if you post these comments online,
you will be called lovesick
or a marriage mule.
I don't care about
what those keyboard warriors say.
I only care about you and Dong.
No one cares about Maidong more than I do.
But your sister is not just a salesperson.
Just because I'm disabled,
I understand better than others
how medical technology can change fate.
Didn't you come across a foreign article online a few days ago?
How do they describe ventilators?
Ventilators redefine the end of life.
You're right.
Behind all business, there can be warmth.
What I pursue is not only money,
but hoping that there are "ifs" in this world.
If medical technology is more advanced,
and if domestic instruments are more common,
other people like Mr. He or Grandma Lin
may have a chance to survive.
Do you understand?
Let's fly kites.
He Niaoniao, let's fly kites.
I'm coming.
Jie, let's fly the kites high
so that my dad and Grandma Lin can see them.
Am I right?
Sure.
I heard that your mom's surgery went well.
Yes.
I didn't know how to thank the doctors.
They don't expect your gratitude.
Just stop throwing your punches at them will do.
Please don't tease me anymore.
I'll quit fighting from now on.
Then, the happiest one would be your mom.
The good time is waiting ahead for her.
You can go back.
Dong,
are you okay?
You haven't slept much these days.
How should I put it?
It feels a bit surreal this morning.
I only understand now
the feeling of handling all the funeral affairs
as a family member.
We're not young anymore.
Some things are inevitable.
I've been handling others' affairs all these years,
thinking that I was tough.
But when it actually happened to me,
I realized that I couldn't take it.
How about your grandma?
Can she accept it?
I didn't expect her
to be stronger than me.
She even comforted me in return.
That's good then.
Please take care.
You too.
I heard that you work at a funeral parlor.
Yes, I am.
May I know what can I help you with?
Can we talk somewhere else?
I'm willing to pay.
Sure.
♪ I want to pretend that it doesn't matter ♪
♪ Someone in my body ♪
♪ Is fighting against me ♪
♪ Refusing to be a puppet of prejudice ♪
♪ Bearing it silently ♪
♪ Everyone has their bitter and anxious times ♪
♪ Enduring the pain without a word ♪
♪ Waiting for the wound to heal ♪
♪ Take it over with another smile ♪
♪ Heartbreaking moments ♪
♪ Unwilling to show weakness before difficulties ♪
♪ I care about the journey more than the destination ♪
♪ The best self ♪
♪ Is often confusing ♪
♪ And hard to figure out ♪
♪ The best self ♪
♪ Is often confusing ♪
♪ And hard to figure out ♪
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