Yang Qingqing, a girl from the Academy of Fine Arts, is trapped in the quagmire of her original family. She is forced by her gambling father to pay off debts and force her to get married. She is trapped in low self-esteem and helplessness. The aloof designer Ruan Qiutang accidentally met her in the studio. He felt pity for her and gradually became affectionate. He was willing to stand up for her and protect her from the wind and rain.
The two fell in love secretly and stayed together in the fireworks courtyard to heal themselves. They thought they would be able to live in peace for the rest of their lives after surviving the ups and downs. However, worldly prejudices are coming, the family is under pressure to break up, and rumors are spreading. As the daughter of a wealthy family, her friend Fang Yi, with her strong connections and tough methods, silently supports the two of them and blocks the external disturbance.
Fate is unpredictable. An unexpected disaster occurred in the mountains. Ruan Qiutang sacrificed his life in exchange for his life. From then on, heaven and man were separated forever. Deeply missing and lonely, Yang Qingqing went to the south to live alone, keeping their promise to paint for the rest of her life.
Seven years have passed, and the fallen leaves are flying every year. It was originally a regrettable ending of separation between life and death, but it contained a foreshadowing of fate. Ruan Qiutang, who had returned from amnesia, traveled across the years to meet again.
A two-way redemption that began in the late autumn of Ginkgo. It has gone through family pressure, worldly criticism, life and death, and seven years of separation. It has love but is fearless, and has stayed together and is complete. It writes about the deep love and perseverance in the world.
Intention: Love transcends gender, family background, life and death, and seven long years.