Ai Lin has lived in her mother's extreme doting since she was a child, and has never left her mother's protection even as an adult. This makes him seriously lack of living ability and experience, and he is as immature as a child in middle age. His mother's death caused him to have a nervous breakdown and was sent to a mental hospital. There, he and Jayle, who has dementia, became roommates. The whole focus of this clumsy big man's survival is only on food and women. Although Ailin regards him as an "orangutan", there is still a deep feeling between the two in getting along day and night.
Two years later, Aylin and Jell came out of the mental hospital together and returned to the real society. They got a small house in Oslo and began to live like normal people. However, it is so difficult for them to enter this vast and complex world, and their social life experience is almost blank. A visit to a restaurant is tantamount to an Antarctic expedition, and shopping at the corner shops is also a frightening experience. The trivial things in the eyes of ordinary people, such as crossing the street, watching movies, answering the phone, and going to public bathrooms, have become their big problems. However, with their little efforts, they gradually adapted to taking care of their lives. They learned how to handle raw meat, spent a peaceful and warm Christmas together, and even used the phone to enjoy "special service".
Ai Lin is suspicious and picky, clamoring "I have two old enemies: dizziness and anxiety" all day long. Jell is bold and honest, drinking and sexual fantasies are his daily companions. He fell in love with his female neighbor Leyden, an unmarried mother abandoned by her boyfriend, which made Aylin quite jealous. But he also quickly found his spiritual home. He made friends with an intellectual and discovered his love for poetry. He began to write poems, determined to be an underground poet. He kept putting the poems with the signature "E" on the kimchi shelves in the supermarket. Soon the TV station reported on the mysterious poet, calling him "the kimchi poet" ".
This colorful world slowly unfolded before them.
