On a snowy night in Hanhaihe City, Shen Yanzhi bypassed the welcome party and went straight to the old factory to ask for arrears of subsidies for the workers; Jun Lan, a female reporter squatting at the alley, held up her camera and was trying to find out who had embezzled public funds. An encounter that began with "each takes what he needs" suddenly brought two unrelated trajectories together.
He is a leader with a profound background but rooted in the grassroots, who wants to take on the hard work of renovating old industrial areas and relocating thousands of workers; she is a female reporter with journalistic ideals, vowing to tear open the cracks in the reality of domestic violence, employment discrimination, and cross-border fraud, so that the cry for help of women at the bottom can be heard. From the fight for evidence in a tent in a pastoral area, to the life-and-death struggle in a warehouse on a rainy night; from the differences in philosophy over the quality of resettlement housing, to the side-by-side fight against fraud in the women's entrepreneurial park, they are "comrades" who meet each other's opponents, and they are also confidants who have secret feelings for each other.
There is no floating sweet pet, only a responsibility rooted in reality: he uses his power to protect people's livelihood, and she uses her pen as a blade to speak out for the weak. In the intrigue and intrigue at the grassroots level, they not only want to uncover corruption and dispel evil, but also hold up a protective umbrella for the rights and interests of tens of millions of "Alan" and "Sister Li", so that the warmth of people's livelihood and the power of women can truly take root in the land of Hanhai.
Purpose: To expose and promote solutions to the pain points of grassroots people's livelihood and the plight of women at the grassroots level through the combined perspectives of journalists and female journalists, so that the voices of disadvantaged groups can be seen
