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“Tanye”
Old carpenter Xu Sanye has a red sandalwood bracelet that he never leaves. The eighteen beads are as shiny as ink, but there is a light-colored wooden bead that doesn’t fit in, with a crooked “An” character engraved on it.

His apprentice Achuan is always curious about the origin of the strange bead, but Sanye just shakes his head: “Wait until it turns red, and I’ll tell you.”

Late at night during the rainy season, Achuan saw Sanye talking to himself in front of the bracelet. Under the light, the light-colored wooden bead actually oozes dark red wood grain, as if it were soaked with blood.

“This is the last thought of your master’s wife.” Sanye suddenly said, “There was a fire that year, she pushed me out of the workshop, but she…”

Before he finished speaking, the light-colored wooden bead “clicked” and cracked, revealing half of a copper key that had been hidden inside for thirty years.

The next day, they dug out an iron box under the ruins of the old house. In the box quietly lay eighteen brand new red sandalwood beads and an unfinished letter: “…I have polished the new bracelet for you. Don’t throw away the ginkgo wood one, it was the first one you gave me…”

Achuan suddenly realized that the bracelet on the Third Master’s wrist had turned into a uniform dark red color without knowing when – the ginkgo wood beads finally caught up with the color of the red sandalwood.

(✨The metaphor of the sandalwood bracelet: The deepest longing is to live the way the other person wants)