If you were someone with an incurable disease that would soon cut your life short,how would you spend your precious remaining days in this world?

If you were to have a sick child who needed full-time care and might leave you forever at any time, what would you do?

Whatever choice you were to make, people would likely be compassionate and understanding. Most people dying from a degenerative disease prefer to spend their last days peacefully. But a father with his sick son took the time to travel around China to say thanks to everyone who had helped them.

Part Ⅰ Life's Countdown Started at the Age of 7

 Full-time Dad

 Child of the Whole Neighborhood

 Learning the Truth

 A Flood of Love

 Street Peddler

 A Suicide Attempt

Part Ⅱ Pedal a Tricycle to Tian'anmen Square

 "1 Want to See the Flag-Raising Ceremony in Tian'anmen Square"

 Setting out on a Rainy Day

 A Day Is as Long as a Year

 Getting Help Whenever They Were in Need

 Free Boarding in a Star Hotel

 Three Days of Extravagance

 Driving a Motorcycle to Tian'anmen Square

Part Ⅲ Giving Thanks Personally

 Finding the First Donor

 Seeing the Sea for the First Time

 Encountering Suspicion

 A Flood Emergency

 A Special Mid-Autumn Festival

 Losing the Pedicab

 Risks and Dangers

 Meeting the Blind Girl Xinyue

 Wavering Between Going on and Giving up

 A Five-yuan Donation with Two-yuan Change

 Signatures and Blessings of the Dalian People

 The Most Beautiful Eyes in the World

 Reaching the Finish Line

Part Ⅳ 18th Birthday

 Three Celebrations for the 18th Birthday

 A "Sunny Boy" That Moves China

 Cross-country Lecture Tour

 "He Is a Considerate Boy"

 Simple Fun

Postscript