Oriental illustrator Ye Zhiyun went to Paris to pursue artistic inspiration, but got lost in an old street by the Seine and had an unexpected encounter with Jack, a handsome Parisian who had studied in Shanghai and ran a niche bookstore. A rescue and a cup of coffee started a fate that crosses borders between the two.
They resonated with books and movies under the warm light of the bookstore, shared their love in the cheers of the art exhibition, and made a promise under the fireworks of the Eiffel Tower; they also fell into the silence of disagreements at the dinner table due to cultural differences, and the anxiety of misunderstandings due to jet lag. But frankness and love can always resolve the distance: Jack is willing to prepare for her to cross mountains and seas to meet her parents, and accompany her to learn how to make wontons during the Spring Festival in Shanghai; she is also willing to put down her painting brush and help him manage the Shanghai bookstore branch.
From the first meeting on a Paris street corner to the two-city life together, from the kneeling proposal to the wedding on the banks of the Seine, the two of them sincerely weaved the geographical distance between "Paris and Shanghai" into a home full of art and fireworks. This is not only a romantic transnational love, but also a heart-warming story of two independent souls getting closer to each other and working together to make their ideal life a reality.
