Three years ago, Shen Chu, the designer of the round fan, was falsely accused of plagiarism. He left his hometown and was in debt. Three years later, she returned to Suzhou and found that the former partner who stepped on her back then had become an upstart in the industry, and her senior student Gu Yanzhi, whom she had had a crush on for seven years, had become the tenant next door to her.
He's not here to reminisce. This intangible cultural heritage fabric researcher has a sharp tongue, is paranoid, and has a mysophobia about craftsmanship. He says, "You can't even choose the right silk." Shen Chu thought he came to see her laugh, until she discovered that he had collected every design drawing she had made over the years - including the ugly fan she drew in high school.
Yunjinji is pressing forward step by step, and homogeneous competition, malicious plagiarism, and anonymous threats are coming one after another. Shen Chu was forced to learn fabrics from scratch, file lawsuits, and seize the market, while Gu Yanzhi said "I'm not helping you" but never let go of his hand.
It's a long tug of war between craft, obsession and crush. She thought she had won back her career, but later she found out that he had been waiting for her for ten years.
The fan blows without shaking, and the wind cools itself. Love does not express itself, and people know it.
