A push in Xinghai Square caused a dispute between Armed Police Squadron Leader Wen Feng and fitness coach Zhu Sheng. The look he took off his sunglasses was as cold as saying "you're not important"; the champagne stain on her skirt was like a mark of humiliation that couldn't be washed away.
She thought he was arrogant and arrogant. He thought she was just a showman who didn't know much about military training.
When the physical cooperation of the Armed Police Detachment came to Zhu Sheng's studio, the two prejudiced people were forced to stand on the same boundary line. He built a high wall with discipline and rules, and she pressed forward step by step with professionalism and stubbornness. Sparks fly with every confrontation, and undercurrents surge with every approach.
Until she saw his hands covering the soldiers when he was checking the bunk late at night, until he found the light that she spent the whole night designing a rehabilitation plan for a wounded soldier. Behind the arrogance is a sincerity that is too clumsy to apologize, and behind the prejudice is the loneliness that has lasted for eighteen years.
He is the son of a martyr. He lost his father at the age of eleven. From then on, all his softness was suppressed under the ice. She is a woman who regards her career as her faith. She does not believe in anyone's salvation, but only believes in her own strength.
He never says "I love you," only "Your squat form is perfect." She never asked "When will you come back", she only said "I'm waiting for you".
This is a story about borders - from pushing and shoving outside the border to shoulder-to-shoulder within the border. From "You're blocking my way" to "You're my way." From the confrontation between pride and prejudice, to the rush back home.
Not all encounters are gentle, but all the rushes are worth it.
Concept: True love is not about eliminating prejudice, but about being willing to see the real person through prejudice.