The Love Is Deep and the Rain Is Misty. This Time I Choose Du Fei

Warlord Lu Zhenhua treated Fu Wenpei's mother and daughter harshly. Fu Wenpei, who couldn't bear it, turned over the table and moved into a poor alley with his daughter Lu Yiping. In order to make a living, the stubborn Yiping changed her name to "White Rose" and became a dance hall singer in Shanghai. However, she unexpectedly met her neighbor and passionate trainee reporter Du Fei. Du Fei's clumsy but sincere protection (even using a pen as a "weapon") gradually melted Yiping's frozen heart. When Lu Zhenhua led troops to "clean up the family", Fu Wenpei used irrefutable evidence (evidence of his corruption and collaboration with the enemy) to force his violent ex-husband back, showing extraordinary courage. Next to the old piano in the alley hut, the sound of "Moonlight" flowing through the fingertips of Yiping and Du Fei became a warm fire in troubled times. The Anti-Japanese War broke out and Shanghai fell. On the surface, Yiping is still a reveling "White Rose", but in fact she has become an underground party member, using her identity in the dance hall to deliver information and rescue comrades. Du Fei rushed to the front line and became a war reporter who was not afraid of artillery fire, recording the truth with a pen and camera. Eight years of war, the news was intermittent, and life and death were uncertain. Yiping was on the verge of danger behind enemy lines, while Du Fei faced the test of life and death on the battlefield. The two held fast to their faith on their respective fronts, and their longing and love for each other became stronger and purer as they were tempered in the smoke of gunfire. The Anti-Japanese War was victorious and the dawn of peace reappeared. Du Fei, who had gone through the test of life and death, returned to Shanghai and found Yiping, who had been waiting for him for eight years, in a familiar lane house. After all the calamities, the deep love remains unchanged, and the lovers finally get married. Their love began with the glimmer of light in the heavy rain, was tempered in the beacon fire, and finally was consummated under the peaceful moonlight.