After ten blind dates with no results, Hanfu designer Jian Yi always throws out soul-searching questions about "the history of horse-faced skirts" when they meet. Until the eleventh time, the "intangible cultural heritage embroidery" she carefully prepared was exposed by Fan Lin on the spot as a fake machine embroidery. This sharp-tongued man not only worked for a well-known Hanfu company, but Jian Yi unexpectedly discovered that his grandfather was the master who taught her grandmother embroidery.
As the intangible cultural heritage design competition unfolds, the two are tit-for-tat and have a tacit understanding. Jian Yi pieced together the dusty past from her grandmother's manuscripts, while Fan Lin used his grandfather's collection of master and apprentice photos to untie the knot between the two generations. When the joint series press conference was suddenly destroyed, when the collision of tradition and innovation caused controversy, they gradually understood each other's persistence and affection between the needle and the thread.
Using needles as pens and threads to convey feelings, an embroidery inheritance that spans time and space closely connects two souls with ingenuity. On the road of protecting intangible cultural heritage, they embroider a beautiful marriage that belongs to them.