Half a Lifetime of Mountains and Rivers

The 16th year of the Republic of China, Shanghai. Shen Huaijin, the son of a wealthy silk merchant, returned from studying abroad, and was aloof and aloof; Cheng Yanqiu, a student from a poor family in Yixing, came to Shen's house as a tutor, and was poor and self-sufficient. An iron door, two lives, but in that glance in the twilight, they took root in each other's indescribable roots. From arrogance to attraction, from restraint to temptation, on rainy nights in the West Lake, stone bridges in the ancient town, and the sound of the piano under the moon - they used notes to convey their feelings, poems and books to hide their feelings, and every "happening by" to cover up "I want to see you" three thousand times. However, the Shen family needs marriage, and the times do not tolerate exceptions. When Secular Gang Chang and Chi Lie Zhenxin collide, one is forced to wear a wedding ring, and the other joins the army and goes to Huangpu. In the next twenty years, they were business leaders and famous anti-Japanese generals. They were old friends who faced each other across the sea, and they were names that could never be forgotten by each other throughout their lives. War, chaos, civil war, cross-strait relations - this love affair that began at No. 8 Xiafei Road in 1924 eventually became the longest regret of the twentieth century. "Falling flowers have a purpose, and flowing water has a heart." But some love can only be hidden in the jade pendant, locked in old letters, and left in the "see you tomorrow" that never arrives.