"It's Not Love, It's a Trap" unfolds as a two-line narrative. One line tells the story of the heroine Shao Yu who meets Zhu Chen in a union blind date event. She thinks she has found a good match, but she doesn't want to fall into Zhu Chen's trap of cheating on sex and love. Shao Yu suffered a heavy blow after discovering the truth, as if he was once again in the dark fear of an earthquake. She was immersed in the pain of shattered beauty. When Ding Zimeng passed away, greater pain came. At the same time, more truths were revealed. She learned from the pain and bravely stood up and embarked on the road of resistance to punish Zhu Chen's evil deeds. Another line depicts Shao Yu and his family facing the ruins of the earthquake and rebuilding their home in the old Qiang architectural style, turning the pain in their hearts into beautiful expectations. These two clues are intertwined, showing Shao Yu's constant exploration of herself and the answer to life amidst the twists and turns of emotions and life. It includes both the struggle and awakening of women in emotional dilemmas, and the persistence and inheritance of the traditional national architectural culture. The pain of the earthquake has allowed the Qiang culture to be reborn after the reconstruction of the ruins. The ruins of human nature are also in urgent need of individual struggle and collective efforts to rebuild.
Intention: In the face of evil, we must have the courage to hold the sharp arrow in our hands and pierce it.