Go! The Orange Cat!

An elderly woman sat in a wheelchair at the entrance of the courtyard, watching as Wanwan, carrying a basket filled with protruding items, obediently swayed her little head and took steps towards the village.

Bathed in the gentle spring sunlight, a young man emerged from the house and gently touched the old man’s graying hair, whispering, “Mom.”

The old woman wiped away the tears that welled up in his eyes, rubbing the corners of her eyes.

Wanwan felt that she had collected enough and went to find Diandian and the others, but she couldn’t find them after circling around.

The photographer had been following Wanwan and, upon receiving instructions from the director, asked, “Wanwan, have you lost the other children? Do you want to go find them now?”

“If you want to know their whereabouts, you can actually ask me.”

“But you have to do something for me to reveal it, okay?”

Wanwan looked up at the photographer, hesitating for two seconds with a slight frown.