Shadow of Chinese Entertainment

Chapter 248 Ah Huang the Mongrel
To the accompaniment of somber and depressing background music, Ah Huang, the stray dog, gradually becomes melancholy, and complaints from the neighbors continue to pour in.

For Ah Huang's health, after being persuaded by the veterinarian and her family, Xixi reluctantly decided to send Ah Huang back to her hometown.

Because she knew that Ah Huang was not happy living in the big city, she could not disregard Ah Huang's nature for her own selfish reasons.

Just as Sisi had sent Ah Huang back to his hometown and was about to drive away in frustration,

The car started, and the engine roared.

Ah Huang chased after the car desperately, its claws leaving marks on the ground, while the background music carried a touch of tragic farewell.

Sisi thought Ah Huang would soon return to her grandparents' house, so she suppressed her sadness at parting and drove away.

Unexpectedly, on her way back to the big city, her grandmother called to inquire about Ah Huang.

It turns out that Ah Huang didn't go home after dropping off Qianqian.

Grandma thought it had gone with Sisi, so she called to inquire.

Sisi panicked and quickly drove back.

The scene quickly shifts to the highway, where Sisi is anxiously searching around, her eyes filled with worry.

She spent a whole day searching along the way, but still couldn't find Ah Huang, the stray dog.

Just as Sisi was feeling disappointed and preparing to continue her search,

Suddenly, Ah Huang appeared by the roadside. It was covered in wounds and its fur was disheveled, but it was filled with the joy of reunion and limped towards Qianqian.

It turned out that Ah Huang had chased after Qianqian for more than 30 kilometers along the highway, experiencing dangers and sustaining multiple injuries along the way, but Ah Huang still did not stop his pursuit of Qianqian.

Seeing the injured Ah Huang, Qianqian was overjoyed to have it back and hugged it until she cried tears of joy, her eyes moist. The background music was filled with a touch of emotion.

Even so, Sisi still decided to leave Ah Huang in her hometown and reluctantly left.

Because she knew that this was the best choice for Ah Huang.

After that, the camera would occasionally switch to the familiar roadside, where Ah Huang's lonely figure waiting looked particularly forlorn.

Every month, Ah Huang would disappear for a day or two, determined to go to the place where he would reunite with Qianqian, and quietly wait for a while while watching the passing cars.

They would wait a long time but Sisi never appeared, and then they would leave dejectedly.

Knowing the habits of local dogs, the grandparents assumed that Ah Huang had gone out to play. They didn't think anything was wrong with Ah Huang disappearing for a day or two.

Several years passed.

As Sisi's career improved and her life became more stable, she also met her lover.

Knowing that she liked puppies, her lover specially bought two Schnauzers for her.

Looking at the two adorable Schnauzers, Sisi missed her local dog Ah Huang even more.

As their relationship deepened, they finally walked hand in hand into the hall of marriage.

At the Chinese wedding ceremony, grand and majestic background music played.

The family brought their dog Ah Huang to Xixi's wedding. Ah Huang was overjoyed to see Xixi again.

Sisi happily hugged Ah Huang, the local dog she hadn't seen in a long time. After discussing it with her husband and grandparents, she decided to leave Ah Huang in the big city.

At this time, Sisi's quality of life has changed dramatically. She now lives in a villa with a garden and has the means to keep her dog Ah Huang at home.

At home, the scene of the two Schnauzers and Ah Huang vying for attention was clearly captured by the camera.

Ah Huang is too old to compete, and he no longer has the energy.

Ah Huang was also not used to living in the big city. His mood gradually declined, he lost a lot of weight, and the background music became somber.

In addition, since the metropolis where Sisi lives lists mixed-breed dogs as a dangerous breed, Sisi had to send Ah Huang, the mixed-breed dog, back to her maternal grandparents' home again.

Several years later, Sisi is living a happy life, but because of her pregnancy, she did not return to her hometown this year.

In the video, Ah Huang, the stray dog, is now very old. Yet, it still disappears for a period of time every month, heading to the place where it and Xixi once met again, quietly waiting for Xixi.

Finally, Ah Huang grew old and was nearing death.

Out of its nature as a stray dog, it decided to leave the home it had always lived in.

To the accompaniment of somber background music, Ah Huang, the stray dog, looked at his grandparents one last time and silently bid them farewell.

The grandparents knew about its situation, and the two of them chased after Ah Huang for a long time, but had to stop because they were old and exhausted.

They knew that Ah Huang would probably never come back this time; it was the nature of a stray dog, and it was the final path they would take.

After discussing it for a while, the maternal grandparents made a special phone call to inform Xixi, who was already pregnant, about the matter.

After learning about this, Sisi contacted her husband at work, explained the situation at home, and prepared to go back to her hometown alone to find Ah Huang.

The husband and Sisi had a very good relationship. After learning the news, he was worried about his wife who was several months pregnant, so he decided to take the two Schnauzers and Sisi with him to drive to find Ah Huang.

On the way back, Sisi recalled the bits and pieces of her past with Ah Huang, the stray dog, and the place where the two had met again.

So she had her husband take a special detour to that place.

The camera pans across a familiar road, and to the accompaniment of a tense melody, two Schnauzers search diligently in the grass.

Sisi and her companion finally found Ah Huang, who was on the verge of death, in a secluded corner by the roadside.

Sure enough, Ah Huang the stray dog ​​was there—quietly waiting for Xixi.

Sisi hugged her old dog Ah Huang tightly, with the background music filled with reluctance and longing.

At this time, the old dog Ah Huang was on his deathbed.

Fortunately, it finally met the person it was waiting for.

Sisi hugged her old dog Ah Huang, expressing her longing for it and recounting the beautiful memories they had shared together.

Sisi brought her belly close to the head of the old dog Ah Huang and told it that she was pregnant and would be a mother soon.

I hope it can keep going so that it can play with my child in the future.

As Ah Huang lay dying, its consciousness gradually faded. It seemed to understand Xixi's words, and images of itself running and playing with Xixi and her children flashed through its mind...

In the final scene, warm yellow light gently envelops Sisi as she holds Ah Huang and the child, smiling as she watches the setting sun.

The afterglow filtered through the dappled leaves, outlining Ah Huang's silhouette.

Its tail trembled slightly, and with its last bit of strength, it rubbed against Sisi's hand, as if expressing its final affection for Sisi.

Ah Huang, the stray dog, smiled, his eyes drooping and slowly closing with a look of longing and contentment.

The image gradually blurred, and Ah Huang's and the child's shadows gradually overlapped before merging into Xixi's shadow.

The three shadows gradually overlapped in the dim light, the background music faded away, and the scene gradually darkened with the setting sun...

As the lights in the theater came on, Max remained leaning forward, his hands unconsciously gripping the armrests of his seat.

He stared blankly at the screen in front of him, his lips trembling slightly, and he occasionally let out a sigh.

Lina, standing beside her, had reddened eyes. She raised her hand and gently wiped away the remaining tears from the corners of her eyes. Her voice was slightly choked as she murmured to herself, "It's so touching. Ah Huang's story feels like it happened right next to me."

Carl leaned back heavily in his chair, let out a long sigh, and remarked, "I never imagined that a movie could interpret life and companionship so profoundly, leaving such a lasting impression."

The audience was so captivated by the film that they lingered for a long time.

After a while, someone started clapping, and sparse applause filled the theater.

Then, as if infected by the crowd, everyone in the room stood up from their seats and spontaneously started applauding.

The applause grew louder and louder, lasting for several minutes.

(End of this chapter)