[Immigration life + career ups and downs + hard work in a foreign country + growth and transformation] Wang Qi immigrated to Vancouver from China in 2000 and worked as an editor at a local Chinese media, the Chinese Newspaper, living a nine-to-five life. She rented at Bao's house and got along with the landlord and became good friends. The Bao family has two sons and one daughter. The eldest daughter Elisa falls in love with Yu Hang, who works as a chef in the Bao family restaurant. Yu Hang is divorced and has a daughter. The Bao family is worried about their daughter's relationship. The eldest son of the Bao family, Kaixuan, is kind and generous. He likes to make friends and drink. He got into several major traffic accidents because of drunk driving. Later, Kaixuan accidentally made friends, which eventually led to tragedy.
Wang Qi's career and relationship journeys were not smooth either. She was first fired by the Chinese Daily, then worked for Oriental Trading Company, and then resigned. She was once discouraged and wanted to return to China to find a new career direction.
Because of their work relationship, Wang Qi met Jian west, a divorced advertising person. She admired Jian west's talent endlessly and had a secret crush on her, but Jian Xi only regarded Wang Qi as a psychotherapist and confidant, and was limited to dating and heart-to-heart conversations. After Wang Qian and Jian west ended their ambiguous relationship, they met a married accountant on the road. Because Wang Qian resembles Lu You's first girlfriend, Lu You is passionately devoted to Wang Qian. Faced with Lu You's care and love, Wang Qian couldn't help herself, but she was also caught in a contradictory psychological struggle. After Wang Qian saw Lu You's half-heartedness, she decided to work hard to cut off the relationship.
After the Bao family's accident, the family sold their house and moved back. Wang Qian moved out of the Bao family and met Andy, a local Chinese man she met on a dating website, determined to start a new life.
