A bidding meeting during the rainy season in Shanghai reunited architectural designer Su Wan and investor Lu Chengyu. Five years ago, a misunderstanding about "ideal and reality" caused them to part ways in the hottest time; five years later, the cooperation on the "Skyline" landmark project brought the old lovers back into each other's world.
Su Wan came with her "Urban Prism" design plan and was obsessed with using buildings to convey warmth; Lu Chengyu sat in the position of the owner, and his seemingly cold and professional attitude concealed concerns that had not gone away for five years. From the tit-for-tat confrontation at the bidding meeting to the tacit understanding during the revision of the plan, past misunderstandings gradually surfaced in each confrontation - the "betrayal" back then was the deliberate obstruction of the elders, and the "let go" back then was mutual misunderstanding and fulfillment.
When the truth is revealed, love surges again. In the reinforced concrete city, they pushed forward the construction of "skyline" while piecing together the broken past; from workplace partners to lifelong partners, they not only jointly created Shanghai's urban landmarks, but also built each other's "sky gardens" over time. Later, they took their daughter Nianwan and extended the warmth of the design to school buildings in mountainous areas and shelters for stray animals, allowing love and ideals to shine as brightly as prisms over the years.
This is a story about reunion, healing and growth. It includes professional confrontation in the urban workplace, the delicate tug of adult love, and the healing power of family warmth. Ultimately, in the two-way rush of "love and design", it interprets the most touching togetherness.
