Su Wan, a cutting-edge jewelry designer, suffers from heart palpitations due to staying up late to work on a manuscript, and unexpectedly meets Shen Yan, a traditional Chinese medicine doctor at the "Shen's Hall" down the alley. One's work and rest are reversed, and he uses metal as a pen to outline his emotions. The other's work and rest are like a clock, and he uses herbal remedies to heal people's hearts. The professional contrast makes the two people go from "sawing work and rest" to gradually intersecting.
Su Wan found design inspiration from Shen Yan's action of crushing medicine to remedy the wedding ring crisis; Shen Yan borrowed Su Wan's jewelry ingenuity to help stubborn patients accept the medicine. Amid the turmoil of renovation in the old city, the two teamed up to combine medicinal fragrance and ingenuity with the "Materia Series" jewelry to fight against the dilemma of demolition and plagiarism.
Characters such as childhood sweetheart Lin Zhixia and secretly observing Chen Mo lay hidden threads for the plot. In the end, in the alleys where the scent of medicine and silver powder intertwined, the two not only kept their original intention of "keeping their art", but also allowed their love to take root in the smoke.
Concept: Core concept: The collision of traditional Chinese medicine inheritance and handmade jewelry design interprets "Keeping art means keeping heart" - whether it is the traditional Chinese medicine belief of slow-cooking decoctions or meticulous design craftsmanship, sincerity must be used to combat impetuosity; at the same time, through the love and growth of the male and female protagonists, it conveys the life philosophy that "tradition and modernity can coexist, and deep affection is hidden in the fireworks".