In the mist and rain of Shanghai during the Republic of China, Su Qingyuan guarded the old radio left by her grandfather - it contained the last wish of "Chinese people should build their own radios", and it was also the starting point of her fate with Lu Jingchen.
During a fault repair, she met Lu Jingchen, an elite member of the Chamber of Commerce, but she didn't know that this encounter was the continuation of the unfinished agreement she made when she was a teenager. He remembers her stubbornness in protecting the radio, and she recognizes the familiar lines on his pocket watch. A plum blossom bookmark brings out the past, and a customized radio is full of affection.
Faced with the arrogance of foreigners who looked down on domestic products and the setbacks of obstruction by their peers, the two worked side by side to promote domestic radios, letting the airwaves not only flow with the sweetness of "Rose, Rose, I Love You", but also hide the passion for protecting the national industry.
Every sound of the radio is a heartbeat signal; every time spent together is an affectionate confession. Watch Su Qingyuan and Lu Jingchen, in the wave of the Republic of China, use the radio as a medium to compose a song of deep love in troubled times.
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