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FlyingCloud Yun spent most of his time in Singapore after he left for the country from China with his parents when he was in secondary school, his late uncle asked his friend to give him a kraft paper wrapped notebook with an address in a piece of white paper pasted on the package and wanted him to deliver the notebook to Miss TenderSprout of SharingCity in Guizhou, China. He just met his uncle for several times, his impression about his uncle was from the words of his mother ’he likes to drink very much and gets drunk easily, as soon as he gets drunk, he would cry loudly and sadly’. His parents both had already left the world. His uncle was single for his life, as only nephew, he wanted to accomplish his last will. He arrived in SharingCity in evening, due to road construction, he got off his taxi early, left his trunk in the taxi, got back his trunk through a radio station. When he got his trunk and was about to leave the station, he met the beautiful part-time hostess of the station, due to rain, she offered to drop him off to the hotel, on the way, she got to know he was an editor, invited him to visit her bookstore, have a time travel activity and drink in an old apartment which was handed down by her grandfather in the oldest street of the city. When he tried to go to the place specified by the address, he was told the township he wanted to go was merged and did not exist anymore, through the help from various people including village committee, police station and township government, he finally found the village he was looking for had been submerged under water nearly thirty years ago, could he find the person he was looking for? What he could come across in the searching process? Before he dropped the notebook into the water which the village was submerged, he opened the notebook, found his uncle, TenderSprout and another man had...
