On a rainy night in Suzhou ten years ago, Cheng Shubai, a stern new legal star, personally signed the demolition order for the Lin family's old house, but he lost the hearing-impaired girl who was hiding behind the embroidery to sing Kunqu opera to him. Ten years later, during the New Year's Eve fireworks on the Bund in Shanghai, the intangible cultural heritage heir Lin Xingtang's flower-wrapped brooch hooked his million-dollar couture suit, and the silk thread was dyed with the bloody words he had engraved back then.
At the same time, the talented painter Jiang Jinyue was holding a blood-stained oil painting knife against Shen Yanzhou's throat - this surgeon as gentle as moonlight had the same knife mark on her collarbone as her brother. When bipolar disorder encounters emotional mysophobia, when the lights of intangible cultural heritage illuminate the medical shady scene, the misplaced destinies of two generations collided on the banks of the Suzhou River.
