In September in Nancheng, sycamore leaves fell all over the alleys. Jiang Yanci picked up a little orange cat with a bad temper and named it Jiang Jianjian.
Originally a dull teaching routine, it became full of fireworks because of the criminal investigation police officer Jiang and his party who moved next door.
Feeding along the way during a morning jog, holding an umbrella to see each other off on a rainy night, being tolerant and accommodating after getting into trouble, and heartfelt confessions by the lake in late autumn.
An orange cat leads two tender lovers, accompanied by a German shepherd from the police academy. They turn their trivial daily life into the warmest scene in South City.
With each other's steadfastness. There is no excitement, only the company of vegetables and rice; there are no ups and downs, only the stability of day and night. The wind in Nancheng hides the purr of the orange cat, the low bark of the German shepherd, and the most ordinary happiness of two people in love.
One cat, two dogs, two people, one city, one life.
The wind under the locust tree blows through the four seasons, blowing through the fireworks, making peace and tranquility year after year.
Purpose: Protect animals, love life