In Rouge Alley, velvet flower craftsman Su Wanwan and ancient book restorer Shen Zhiyan guard their slow craftsmanship and each other's tenderness. Her fingertips were wrapped with silk, twisting out soft velvet flowers, which warmed the years; he was at his desk editing books, completing pages of yellowed ancient scrolls, and preserving time. We became connected because of a twining lotus flower, from the first snow in the alley to the fragrance of sweet-scented osmanthus, from silent companionship to heart-to-heart communication. There are no bloody misunderstandings, no clichéd sadomasochism, only the long-lasting love, and the stability of "velvet flowers covering ancient scrolls, and growing old together."
Purpose: Using intangible cultural heritage crafts as the background, it tells the story of slow-paced two-way love, conveys the beauty of gentle healing and long-lasting water, and shows the warm fusion of traditional craftsmanship and pure love.