Volunteer doctor and Ma Xiao's wife, twenty weeks pregnant. She is abducted by armed individuals while transporting an injured child in an ambulance.
Shao Jinsui is a client who seeks justice for a deceased online friend. Her request brings Wen Shan into contact with grief, memory, and the desire to speak for someone who can no longer speak for themselves. Their encounter becomes part of Wen Shan's broader process of mutual healing.
Sang Qi is Qiao Yongzhao’s wife and a mother whose doubts about his repeated late-night calls, hotel meetings, and broken promises grow through Lu Jie’s influence. She checks his phone and movements, confronts him over his lies, and ultimately ends the marriage, taking the child and receiving financial support and an apartment.
Bai Lu is a young woman closely connected with Qiu Shui. She is described as being close to him and later visits during dinner, where she is introduced as Qiu Shui’s girlfriend. Her presence creates additional tension among the young people, especially as Qiu Shui’s unresolved feelings about Xiao Man remain important to the story.
Qi Xi has 34 screen credits in a career dating back to 2012. Signature works include Being Towards Death, So Long, My Son, It's My Time. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
