Compelled to escape the country over ten years prior, the once-powerful criminal, Wu Shuang Chuan (Ku Pao Ming), has at last chosen it's an ideal opportunity to get back. However, the warm welcome he had frequently longed for getting immediately ended up being just unfilled expectation and squandered wishes. Getting back, Shuang Chuan is welcomed not by his family, but rather by the most extreme real factors of life, to be specific that during his nonattendance, his significant other has passed on from malignant growth and that his once joyfully wedded child, Wu Huai Wen (Sun Peng), is presently a separated from father attempting to keep a relationship with his defiant child, Wu Yi Heng (Yan Yu Lin).
With nobody around to really focus on him in his high-level years, Shuang Chuan surrenders to residing in a nursing home. Regardless of persuading himself he's ill-fated to spend the rest of his life alone and hopeless, Shuang Chuan in the long run gets to know Mei Chiao (Winnie Chang), a more youthful lady who frequently stops by the nursing home to visit with the inhabitants. As the two get to know each other, an unforeseen love starts to blossom.
Eager to impart this news to his child, Shuang Chuan visits Huai Wen, just to find that he's been living with James (Vince Kao), a man who professes to be Huai Wen's "dear companion". Understanding what's truly continuing, Shuang Chuan doesn't have a clue what to think.
As the three in number willed ages of the Wu family impact, starts unavoidably fly; yet with time, persistence, and a little agreement, each comes to get familiar with various significant illustrations about adoration, kinship, and family.
A genuine story of affection and family, "A Complete Life" is a 2021 family dramatization movie coordinated by Feng Chu.
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