At a charity dinner in the late winter of Shanghai, interior designers Lin Shu and Shen Yichen reunited unexpectedly. Three years ago, she was a college student immersed in love, and he was the owner of Shen's young master who promised to "give you all the sweets." An unexpected pregnancy broke up his engagement with the mayor's daughter. His words "cannot keep the child" made her suffer the despair of miscarriage alone in the hospital in the cold winter. Three years later, the two became partners. She was forced to have frequent contact with him in the project due to the pressure of her mother's high heart bypass surgery fees.
In the junk box, dried flowers, movie ticket stubs, and a silver bracelet engraved with "The Moon Will Be With You" are all evidence of their unforgettable love. In the hospital ward, the notification of her mother's critical illness and the gap of 500,000 yuan in surgery fees pushed Lin Shu into a desperate situation. Shen Yichen's guilt and entanglement, Lin Shu's hatred and struggle, were repeatedly pulled in the wind, snow and neon lights of the Shanghai stock market. When the truth of the past gradually emerges, can the difficulties and misunderstandings that have been deliberately concealed melt the frozen gap between the two? And this reunion, mixed with pain, responsibility and unquenched love, will ultimately turn the broken past into ashes, or can we find a possibility of starting over from the ashes?
Intention: Meeting old love in wind and snow, accompanied by pain and entanglement
