Yi Yi

The Jian family attends the wedding of Min-Min's younger brother A-Di, a significant celebration in their lives. During this event, NJ unexpectedly runs into his former girlfriend, Sherry, who hands him her contact number, stirring up old memories.

The wedding festivities take a somber turn when Min-Min's mother suffers a stroke and falls into a comatose state. The family is now faced with the difficult reality of her condition and is advised to communicate with her in hopes of reaching her consciousness.

Amidst familial distress, NJ faces pressure at his job due to financial struggles within the company. He reluctantly agrees to have dinner with a client, Mr. Ota, which leads to an unexpected bond between the two men.

After dinner, NJ and Ota continue their night at a bar where Ota showcases his musical talent. It’s a moment of connection for NJ, feeling a reprieve from his responsibilities and tensions at home.

That same night, NJ reflects on his past relationship and leaves a heartfelt message for Sherry. He expresses regret about how their relationship ended thirty years ago, showcasing his emotional turmoil.

In the wake of her mother's health crisis, Min-Min withdraws to a Buddhist monastery. This retreat provides her with a chance to find peace and clarity as she grapples with her family's emotional strain.

A-Di faces severe consequences from a poor investment, leading to him being kicked out of his home. In search of support and redemption, he reaches out to his ex-girlfriend Yun-Yun, who accepts him back after the birth of their child.

The baby shower to celebrate the new child takes an unexpected turn when Yun-Yun crashes the event. This confrontation escalates tensions, revealing the underlying issues in A-Di’s life.

Ting-Ting feels immense guilt after her grandmother’s sudden stroke, believing she could have prevented it. She seeks companionship in her neighbor, Lili, which adds layers to her emotional struggles.

As Ting-Ting’s friendship with Lili develops, she inadvertently becomes the messenger between Lili and her ex-boyfriend Fatty. This leads to an emotional entanglement, creating confusion and tension in her life.

Feeling disconnected from his grandmother due to her illness, Yang-Yang turns to photography as an outlet for his feelings. He faces challenges at school but remains determined to improve his skills despite bullying.

NJ travels to Tokyo for important negotiations with Ota, coincidentally reuniting with Sherry. Their meeting reignites unresolved feelings from the past and brings forth a complicated mix of nostalgia and regret.

During their reconnection, Sherry and NJ confront their past. However, NJ's decision to keep their stay in separate rooms leads to an emotional breakdown for Sherry, highlighting the unresolved issues between them.

After Min-Min's mother passes away, the family gathers to mourn her loss. During this poignant moment, Yang-Yang shares a heartfelt monologue, reflecting on family and his connection with his grandmother.

Post-funeral, NJ faces pressure to return to work but firmly declines, prioritizing his family's emotional needs. This moment signifies his commitment to his loved ones amidst the chaos of life.