Love in the Republic of China: Chang'an Crossing in Misty Rain

In the 10th year of the Republic of China, I married a strange man and thought it was the biggest mistake of my life. Many years later I realized that that was the last gift God gave me. During the Republic of China, Shen Yunyan, who came from a scholarly family in Suzhou, lost her father and her family was in ruins. On the pretext of a debt of 3,000 yuan, Shen Yunyan was married to Gu Chengxun, the young owner of a Shanghai-based foreign trade company, to fill a house. On the night of the wedding, the groom said two words, "Get some rest," and turned around and left. She thought she was marrying a cold-blooded and domineering businessman, but she didn't know that there was a five-year intelligence network hidden behind him. Those figures returning with blood in the middle of the night, and those distances pressed in silence, were all what he thought was protection. She checks accounts, recognizes people, and establishes herself step by step in the Gu family; he watches and trusts her, but always keeps her out of danger. The deepest misunderstanding, the cruelest words said. When the truth came out, she realized that every silence he made was a knife stabbing himself. Starting from Chang'an Ferry by the Suzhou River, they experienced misunderstandings, separations, wars and reunions. It took two people, each carrying their own weight, a full year to come to each other and say what they should have said long ago. The journey to Chang'an in the misty rain is about this journey and this person in this life.