The Weight of 3.7 Grams

When a civilization castrates "life" in the name of "survival," can it still be called living? The protagonist, Guangchen, a restoration technician at an archive, accidentally presses the power button on an old-world terminal during a routine task. What appears on the screen is not war and destruction—but a video of a father teaching his daughter to ride a bike. Sunlight, laughter, the tenderness of being helped up after a fall. It is these few dozen seconds, these 3.7 grams of data, that become the fulcrum to pry open an entire civilization. — Description from novelcodex.org