Film and TV: Connecting to Miss Wang's Bedroom and Traveling Through the Heavens

Introduction: When Su Yu woke up, the bedroom wall was gone. There was a woman in pajamas lying on the bed next door, staring at him and shouting: "Why did you come to Ala's house?" He recognized it - this was Miss Wang in the Flowers, a foreign trade clerk at No. 27 On the Bund in 1987. The two of them were separated by a bed, thirty-seven years apart. What's even more outrageous is that only the two of them can see each other. People in their respective worlds seem to be living in parallel spaces, completely unaware of the other's existence. Su Yu made the decision on the spot: start cross-time and space trade! He exchanged old machine tools from 2024 for rare earth coal from 1987, paid 30% of the price for $50 million in old banknotes, and spent $500,000 on a long package of Sassoon Pavilion at the Peace Hotel. Miss Wang was invited to drink tea on the sixth floor. The head of the Jinhua Section threw the blame and threw him out of the sky. My uncle met them at the door and frowned. And Su Yu backhandedly gave her a Siamese identity: "From now on, your name will be Chayana, a rich and powerful daughter. It doesn't matter if you can't speak Siamese." When the paparazzi surrounded "Tang Yan" at the Oriental Pearl Tower, Ms. Wang clasped her hands together and said, "Sawadika." The audience was silent. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.