Late in the Evening, the Stars Are Setting and the Wind Is Blowing

The talented architect Su Jing'an was ruined by the stigma of "plagiarism" and died in hatred. Three years later, his granddaughter Su Qingyan concealed her identity and, as an intern, infiltrated the Shengjing Design Institute, the industry giant that had wronged her grandfather. She originally wanted to use her strength to clear her grandfather's name, but she encountered plagiarism from her boss and was blocked by the industry. In a desperate situation, she received the favor and investment from Lu Chenyuan, the helmsman of the real estate empire Lu Group, and founded her personal studio "Changfeng Research Laboratory". However, Su Qingyan soon discovered that her grandfather's old case was closely related to the failed bid of Lu Chenyuan's father, Lu Zhenting. The man behind the scenes was the He Dongping-Lin Zhenghong interest alliance that now monopolizes the industry. With the help of Lu Chenyuan (providing capital and industry shield) and idealistic senior Shen Ke (providing a public welfare platform and spiritual inheritance), Su Qingyan resolutely took on the most difficult task in the "Lighthouse Project" - to restore the century-old Drum Tower in Yunling Village, a remote Dong village. From this, the story unfolds on dual battlefields: Urban battlefield: Engage in fierce business wars and public opinion games with vested interest groups such as Shengjing and Dingshang around design concepts, industry standards, and project resources. Local battlefield: Go deep into the Yunling Dong Village, and in the process of restoring the Drum Tower, face challenges such as complex cultural taboos, local power competition, and lack of resources, and practice the ideal of "designing people". Su Qingyan and Lu Chenyuan, from allies who tested each other, to partners who share the same ideals, and then to lovers who fall in love with each other, work together to fight against the industry's abuses and capital undercurrents. And the unfinished ideals of her and her grandfather have also found their focus in this "long wind" that runs through two generations, integrates the city and the countryside, and interweaves ideals and reality.