Chen Mo, at the lowest point of his life, accidentally encounters eighty-eight-year-old Lin Changsheng in a bustling market. The old man picks up leftover vegetables to run a stall, solely to support his eighty-year-old younger brother Lin Fusheng, who suffers from cerebellar ataxia. Having raised five children, he still has to shoulder the heavy burden of life alone, enduring abuse and disdain from his eldest son. A rusted iron box uncovers decades of buried tears and blood in the Lin family. The sacrificed children and drifting fates are entangled with greed and guilt. A long-distance family reunion brings scattered loved ones together once again. Having gone through hardships, betrayal, and parting, they finally complete a belated redemption and reconciliation in the warmth of human society.