Lao Li, who was born in 1961, has been deeply involved in the railway system for thirty years, from a grassroots employee to a department director. However, due to a moment of greed, he blindly started a business after winning a million-dollar lottery. He was in debt of four million overnight, lost his job, broke up his family, and fell into the quagmire from the clouds.
At the darkest time in his life, he met Lin Wan, a girl from Qiancheng who was 22 years younger than him. She was as gentle as light, accompanying him to build his own business from scratch in a strange mountain city, from a simple office to a million-dollar profit. However, due to the age gap and worldly outlook, she agreed to be his lifelong confidant.
Changes in the industry, care in other places, and cross-border concerns, spent half a life in Jiangcheng, Qiancheng, Bincheng and Australia. He set up a stall to pay off debts, while she supported the family alone. The two were burdened with their own hardships, but they always cared about each other.
When the sixty-year-old man returned to Guizhou City and reunited with her with two children, the years had smoothed the edges, but they could not erase the deep-rooted friendship. This bond that spanned mountains and seas and half a lifetime finally wrote the most touching answer in the fireworks of the market - if a close friend does not bear the burden, the years will be safe.
