Wa Tan Te Chiu Ping (2002)

In the morning sunlight, the hungover Ta Yan Wadan sees an angelic mailman throw a letter at him, which lands on his still groggy face like bird droppings. The letter reveals that his wallet was found buried in a cement block. This incident leaves him gazing into the distance with a hazy look in his eyes after every drinking session. The dreams of his youth, like the letter with wings, fly before him. He decides to go to the city to reclaim his lost wallet and his dream of a rice paddy from ten years ago. Meanwhile, there's a young man named Xiao Mo who works at a Japanese restaurant, leading a decadent life. During the day, he speaks fluent Japanese and serves sushi, and at night, he immerses himself in the world of telephone dating on the outskirts of the city, seeking temporary companionship. One day at the telephone dating center, Xiao Mo receives a peculiar phone call. It's from a girl who simply wants someone to listen to her story. With a touch of sadness in her voice, the girl shares her own story, which revolves around a Ta Yan family struggling to survive in the city. As the girl and Xiao Mo connect through their phone conversations, a certain affection begins to grow between them. The girl mentions a place with a rice paddy. They bid each other farewell, but neither of them knows where the rice paddy is located. Even Ta Yan Wadan is currently searching for his dreamlike rice paddy. (Source: Chinese = story.pts.org.tw/life || Translation = ManUtiavN at MyDramaList) Edit Translation

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