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Those Buried Years
Those Buried Years Plot:
Solitary writer Lin Xiaoman returns to her childhood ancient town for new book material, only to find her grandmother’s old diary—which holds the "truth about the disappearance" of her high school first love, Chen Mo. It turns out Chen Mo’s sudden transfer wasn’t due to family issues, but to take the blame for a near-fatal lab accident to protect her. As she follows the diary’s clues to find Chen Mo, a man who looks exactly like him appears in a café on the old alley—but he smiles and says, "We’ve never met." The secrets buried by time gradually resurface: is it the end of regret, or an unfinished story?
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