The Wind Can't Blow Away the Snow Between Her Eyebrows

The Wind Can't Blow Away the Snow Between Her Eyebrows Plot:

Su Wan, the lamp-keeper in an old town alley, has hung a tung oil lamp at the alley mouth for a decade. The cinnabar mole between her eyebrows resembles undissolved snow. Lin Shen, a photographer documenting "disappearing old things," accidentally breaks her lamp when entering the town, only to stumble into her obsession—ten years ago, her lover Chen Mo fell into the river while saving her and went missing. She firmly believes the wind will bring him back. Lin Shen records her wait with his camera, but discovers Chen Mo's diary in old photos: Chen Mo had long known he was terminally ill and chose "disappearance" to give Su Wan a reason to hold on. On the day Lin Shen presents the diary, a strong wind blows at the alley mouth. Su Wan touches the cinnabar mole between her eyebrows and finally sees—it was never Chen Mo in the wind, but someone who had been quietly waiting with her for a long time.