A Brief Introduction to The Burning Rose

Every day, I repeat the stupid cycle. Get up at 5 am, freshen up, shave, make coffee and go out. I ran to the central square, got on the bus, closed my eyes, and then the ruthless fear of life gripped me tightly.

Dobia, a worker in Swiss watch factory, has lived for 10 years, and his life is a cycle of meaningless actions. As a matter of fact, Dobia was born in an unimportant unknown town in Eastern Europe, and spent a miserable childhood under the background that her mother was a thief, a beggar and a prostitute.

In the crowd coming and going, Dobia vaguely recognized his biological father-a primary school teacher when he was young. One night, Tobia stabbed a man from where he slept, and then fled to the west at night. After that, he changed his name and surname, bid farewell to his old self and grew up in a strange country with a new identity.

He has a mechanical job in the factory. After work, he has a date with Yolando, and occasionally drinks a little wine with several partners in the pub ... but he concentrates on writing and waits for the appearance of the ideal woman-Lena. He looked for Lena's shadow in any woman who appeared, but it was not her.

It was not until carolina, a woman with a baby in her arms, got on the same bus that Lena officially appeared in his life. She is not only a little girl who sat in school when Dobia was a child, but also Dobia's half-sister. She is Lena in Dobia's fantasy and actual memory. Dobia followed her, peeked at her, and was crazy about her.

But Caroline is married, and she can never entrust her life to a pure worker. At the same time, she is also the son of a prostitute ... This is an impossible love, but Dobia, who has been waiting for Lena's life, refuses to give up.

Version 2

Life repeats itself day after day. Tobias Hewart, a migrant worker, gets up at five o'clock every day, washes, has breakfast and then goes to the square. In this small Swiss town, he goes to work by bus every day, squinting but realizing his terrible existence. This life has been 10 years. He works in a watch factory, listening to the endless ticking, and feels that life is over and there is nothing to look forward to. Tobias was born in Eastern Europe, grew up in poverty, and his mother was a prostitute. When he was young, he personally killed his father and fled to Switzerland. 10 years later, he met his former alumnus Carolina in Eastern Europe. His dream seems to be shattered because she is married and has a daughter. A series of bizarre events further hindered their relationship. What is the final outcome?