Sappy chinese ballads

After last week's discussion of tragic korean ballads with music that doesn't relate to the music videos and sad stories on the videos I remembered seeing this music video on youtube by a Tawainese all girls band called: S.H.E. and they have done a music video called "I love you" where the song's lyric is irrelevant but the story is very emotional (it's based on a real story) however, the story is kind of told with words too in the music video. I loved this and wished that I could have played it in class last monday. I'd bet that this would be popular with korean audiences.



Below is the translation done by a commentor named on one of the pages:
Story starts in Shanghai 1949. The KMT (the Kuomintang or Nationalist Party) lost the civil war to the Communists and were forced to flee to Taiwan. The girl's family was probably high ranking KMT government/military officials. As they fled, she promised her bf that she'll return and all her "love" was kept in that box for him. He promised that he'll spend an entire lifetime waiting for her, many lifetimes if needed. 40 years later she has a family with many children and grandchildren. One day her son told her that he found her long lost boyfriend. Like promised, he waited for her all these years at the same place, never marrying, even that box was never opened in fear of losing her forever. After an intense emotional struggle, she decided to pack up and spend the rest of her days with him back in Shanghai. Her husband in Taiwan bought a house for them as a wedding present.