Gilded Morning and Evening

The mansion of the Lin family stands on the top of the city. The gilded morning and dusk flow, hiding the sophistication and alienation of the upper class. The mistress, Lin Wanyi, maintains the family's dignity with elegance. Her husband is deeply engaged in business, the eldest son inherits his ambition and prepares to take over the European branch, and the younger daughter cultivates aristocratic manners between equestrian and piano. Daily life here consists of custom-made suits, Monet prints and overseas mail. Coffee needs to be slow-boiled in a silver pot, roses need to be picked early in the morning, and even dresses need to be modified overnight by Parisian tailors. On the surface, it is a perfect model of jewels, but on the inside, it is intertwined with responsibility and choice, glamor and secrets. Behind every golden pattern, there are hidden family worries and individual struggles. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.