The Preference of Wutong Alley

Deep in the Wutong trees of Shanghai, the century-old bungalow Wutong House hides all the tenderness and obsession of Lin Xiaohu. As an illustrator who sticks to the fireworks in the alley, she lives a stable life in the old house left by her grandmother. However, she encounters a sudden change in property rights and is forced to share her residence with Lu Chengyu, the top capital holder of the Lu family. One is immersed in the gentleness of the market, and the other is trapped in the coldness of a wealthy family. The two completely different people are forced to live together, full of contradictions, but they gradually fall into each other. The cold and ascetic investment banking emperor slowly lowered his guard in the alley fireworks, and developed a unique paranoid preference for this pure and tenacious alley girl. The gentle childhood sweetheart Shen Zhiyan returns from the moon and offers her gentle protection as her escape route; Gu Yanci, a powerful business enemy, enters the game with hatred and turns her into a pawn in the fight, plotting and entangled her every step of the way. Wealthy families are under pressure from marriage, class gaps are widening, business wars and conspiracies are raging, and misunderstandings and suspicions are repeated. The multi-faceted entanglement of love and hate, the fierce collision between the old city alleys and the modern city are staged in turn. She is trapped in her obsession and emotional choices in her old home, while he breaks free from the shackles of his family and secular rules. In the hustle and bustle of the world, some people are gentle and waiting, and some are paranoid and plundering. Only Lu Chengyu can overcome the sea of ​​people and prejudices and break all the shackles. The leaves of the sycamore tree fall, and love takes root. The two-way rush across classes and the exclusive preference hidden in the alleys of Shanghai will eventually withstand all the wind and rain in the world. Purpose: Using Shanghai's century-old Wutong bungalow as a carrier, it focuses on the class collision between the fireworks market and wealthy elites, and writes about the persistence of ordinary people and the two-way growth of urban men and women. It explores the meaning of native bonds, hometown feelings and self-salvation. In the entanglement of love and hate, business wars and multi-faceted emotional pull, it explains that true love can transcend identity differences and break the shackles of the world. Refuse utilitarian emotional choices, praise pure and sincere love and the power of gentle healing, convey the core of life of sticking to one's heart, cherishing the past, and bravely pursuing love, and guarding the warmth of fireworks and exclusive preference in the hustle and bustle of modern cities.