In the autumn of the 35th year of the Republic of China, Su Jingrong, a famous opera singer, sang "A Dream in the Garden" at a birthday banquet. General Lin Huaijin in the audience was shocked at a glance - the cinnabar mole in the corner of her eye was exactly the same as his mother's. One is an actor and the other is a major general. Their status is like a natural chasm, but they cannot stop the two lonely hearts from getting closer under the moonlight.
But troubled times cannot tolerate the love between children. Lin's father threatened the troupe with his life, and Su Jingrong left in tears; the junior brother's love gave rise to hatred, and he poisoned the master and sow discord. Cheng Yi, the grandson of Cheng's parents, had been searching for her for ten years, and finally gave her affection in exchange for her promise. On the same day, there were two weddings in the city - an eight-carriage sedan to marry an actor, and a white wedding car to welcome a daughter. The wedding team passed by each other, their eyes met, and thousands of arrows pierced their hearts.
Two years after their wedding, Cheng Yi died. Su Jingrong was bullied despite her posthumous child. The child died and she was kicked out. Lin Huaijin placed her in another courtyard, but what he heard from his wife Zhu An was heart-breaking words: the lies about her childhood sweetheart, the truth about the substitute, and the culprit of the master's tragic death.
On a snowy night, Su Jingrong put on an old green cheongsam and a love bracelet and fell into the snow. Lin Huaijin rushed over and sprayed a mouthful of blood on her pale face, like red plum blossoms blooming on snow.
A quick glance can lead to a lifelong mistake. On the stage, all the joys and sorrows are sung, but life outside the stage is more cruel than the drama.
