In the twelfth year of the Republic of China, Shen Lan, whose family was in decline, was forced to marry a sickly husband who had someone else in his heart. The marriage was in name only, and she lived like a shadow in Shen Mansion. The only place where she could take a breather was the Xianle Cabaret. She occasionally sings songs she writes.
Her singing was heard by a man. Cheng Yuzhou, a mixed-race capitalist, is in the diamond and jade business. He didn't move from beginning to end in the audience. Then he discovered that she was his good brother's wife. This is where a restrained affection begins. There is no overbearing possession, no clichéd competition. He just waited for her to appear in the corner of the karaoke hall again and again - if she came, he would listen; if she didn't come, he would just finish a glass of wine. This story is not about the scramble. It is about how a woman goes from "not being heard" to "making a voice", from "being at the mercy of fate" to "making her own waves". It is about how a man uses restraint and respect to explain that love is not about possessing, but about giving. In the end, the choice Shen Lan made was not who to follow, but who to become.
Intention: Jin, beautiful jade. Lan, waves.
When a beautiful jade enters the waves, it is not shattered, but its own light is stimulated.
