Xiao Xiao Chi Wind and Rain

In 1935, Shanghai was undercurrent. Kenichi Yamamoto, the new head of the Japanese secret service "Mei Agency", quietly arrived in Shanghai and launched the top-secret "Sakura Project" - a bacterial weapons test targeting Chinese civilians. **Han Xiaoyou**, the popular Paramount singer "White Rose", is actually the "Nightingale", an underground party intelligence agent of the Chinese Communist Party. She circulated between Japanese military officers and political and business celebrities, stealing secrets under the disguise of elegance. **Xiao Mojiu** appears to be a wealthy and romantic businessman, but his true identity is the youngest colonel at the Shanghai Military Command Station. Calm and restrained, with godlike marksmanship, he bears the blood feud of his brother being killed by Yamamoto. A shooting brings the two together. The test on the dance floor, the cleverness in the cafe, the tacit rescue at the critical moment of life and death - from mutual suspicion to forced cooperation, they found that each other's goals unexpectedly overlapped: to destroy the "Sakura Project" and prevent a catastrophe. When Han Xiaoyou was trapped in the enemy camp to obtain intelligence, when Xiao Mojiu took a bullet for her in the explosion, when the two were forced to the Huangpu River and jumped into the darkness... The boundaries between faith and love have long been blurred. "White roses never fade." "The nightingale sings forever." This is the legend of a pair of agents in troubled times who went from being in opposition to being side by side. It is also the most unlikely but steadfast love that bloomed in the smoke of gunfire.