In June in Nancheng, it rains heavily. Lin Wanyi was riding a dilapidated electric donkey and accidentally bumped into Gu Yanbei's Bentley. She was saddled with a whopping three million yuan in compensation overnight. In order to prevent the old shop from being sold off, she was forced to sign a "deed of sale" and became the personal assistant of the ruthless boss, starting a three-year debt repayment career.
Living in the cold and luxurious CEO's office, she struggled to survive, made frequent mistakes, and became the laughingstock of the entire company. The sentence "I didn't mean it" expresses the fear and helplessness of the girl at the bottom. However, when she was sewing under the lamp and covering the holes with a lychee patch, no one knew that those rough hands actually carried the intangible cultural heritage skill of Cantonese embroidery that was on the verge of being lost.
Gu Yanbei thought she was a lamb waiting to be slaughtered, but gradually he discovered that what she was sewing was not just clothes, but also traditional dignity that had been trampled upon by capital. A game about skill, dignity and redemption quietly unfolds between needlework and intrigue.
Purpose: In the era of utilitarianism, there are still people who are willing to fight for the invisible "soul"; it's true
True non-genetic inheritance is not only the continuation of skills, but also the common people's understanding of
The persistence of dignity and faith.