In Wutong Lane in Shanghai during the Republic of China, Shen Zhixia hid an old record with polished flowers - it was bought for her by Gu Yanci with his first salary when she was eighteen years old. The melody of "Rose, Rose, I Love You" in the record had accompanied them through countless youthful dusk.
Due to a family accident, she was forced to leave Peiping, and the unspoken confession she left when parting became a regret in each other's youth. When we met again five years later, he was already a well-known orchestra conductor, but she was reduced to a pianist in a teahouse, and her past feelings were covered up by the dust of the troubled times.
When the old record is played again in the old gramophone, the familiar melody awakens the sleeping memory. Faced with the obstacles of family grievances and the test of war, can they break through the obstacles and let the unfinished melody of youth continue to write affectionately in troubled times?
Every melody hides the heartbeat, and every reunion is full of obsession. Watch Shen Zhixia and Gu Yanci, in the mist of the Republic of China, use old records as matchmakers to find their lost youth and love.
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