In 1933, Dong Luo Fansheng, a shipping young man who returned from studying in England, rescued Lin Shuyi, a girl whose luggage was robbed at the train station. At that time, he was obsessed with Guo Wangshu, the daughter of a family friend, but he did not know that Guo Wangshu only regarded him as a younger brother. Under the pressure of family marriage, Luo Fansheng was forced to marry 16-year-old Lin Shuyi, and treated him coldly after the marriage. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Lin Shuyi saved the Luo family's property with her economic talent, while Luo Fansheng was framed and imprisoned by her husband Lu Ping due to her entanglement with Guo Wangshu. Lin Shuyi ran to save him and had a miscarriage, but he took Guo Wangshu away to France. And joined the underground party in France. Many years later, the two reunited during the underground anti-Japanese work in Shanghai. Luo Fansheng finally saw the light of his wife, but he did not expect that under the knife of the Japanese army, the hibiscus flowers withered on Xiafei Road...
**Part 2: Modern Times**:
In 2023, financial elite Luo Fansheng awakened his past life memories when he was dying in a plane crash. He found the reincarnated **Lin Shuyi** - now an art curator, but she no longer remembers her past and is falling in love with the painter **Jiang Feng**. Luo Fansheng silently guarded the situation as a sponsor, but found out that Jiang Feng was actually a descendant of the Japanese army and was stealing the belongings of Lin's father (an anti-war intelligence agent). At the Tokyo auction, Lin Shuyi confronted Jiang Feng to recover the national treasure, and Luo Fansheng took a bullet for her. When he was dying, he whispered: "This time... I'll go first, okay?" And her tears suddenly burst into tears: "You always say this in your dreams..."
Intent: It is a story about dislocation, awakening and sacrifice. It tells the story of how a man, amidst the torrent of loss of his country, transformed from a childish young master infatuated with the white moonlight to a warrior who truly understood love and responsibility, and finally lost forever his hibiscus-like wife** who illuminated him with her life. The story is not only a profound analysis of personal emotional growth, but also a tragic description of the close intertwining of individual destiny and family and country feelings in a specific historical period, praising the silent but powerful power of women.