Zheng Zong came from a family of doctors in the capital, and was destined to have a decent life, but he wanted to sing. It was his greatest wish to escape from the Zheng family and be with Lin Ting. Lin's parents are divorced and she lives in the shadow of her mother, a powerful soprano singer.
In high school, he and Lin Ting lived in a courtyard adjacent to Andingmen. They were classmates in No. 4 Middle School, music friends, and people who heard each other's thoughts through a wall. In his senior year of high school, Lin Ting was suddenly taken abroad by his mother, and the two lost contact.
Ten years later, Zheng Zong became a popular lead singer of a band, but suffered a head injury in a stage collapse accident and suffered from expressive aphasia. He understood everything and remembered everything, but he could not express his pain.
Lin Ting became a speech therapist after returning to China and took over Zheng Zong's rehabilitation treatment. She also has a secret: over the years, she has been accompanying Zheng Zong anonymously online, mixing music for him, listening to him sing, and listening to him express his feelings, but she has never told him who she is.
In reality, he resists her; online, he relies on her.
As the treatment progresses, the sourness of the past reappears, and the suspicion of the stage accident gradually emerges. Zheng Zong's sister Zheng Heng seems to be hiding key clues, and the real murderer is hidden in the past buried by applause, jealousy and old hatred.
This is a reunion about music, aphasia and redemption. It is also a story about two people who have been deprived of their voices by their families and learn to express love and pain again.
Purpose: How can people with dreams break through the obstacles of their original families and learn to love and forgive?
