Nineteen-year-old Lin Zhili weighs 180 jin (90 kg). Mocked by her classmates and disliked by her mother, she is sent deep into the mountains in a fit of anger to live with an elderly woman who tends a pear orchard. No snacks, no phone signal, just endless wild pears to pick and endless pear paste to cook. From breaking down in tears to gritting her teeth and working hard, from secretly eating raw soybeans in the middle of the night to braving the rain to save the pear trees. Three months later, she has lost 30 kg, but discovers that what she has truly shed is the version of herself who never dared to hold her head high. Wild pears are cooked into paste, and sweetness grows from hardship.