In 1996, Wang Jing carried her canvas bag and went south to work as a quality inspector in a garment factory. In the humid and hot workshop, she met Li Ning, who came to the printing factory to run business. He shielded her from the workshop director's difficulties, and she saved him some sugar cakes from the cafeteria. Two migrant workers shared a semi-basement room in a crowded urban village, and they survived the troubling years of unpaid wages, illness, and deportation together.
Just when they thought they could survive together, a misunderstanding caused the two to separate - Li Ning thought she had chosen a well-matched fiancé, and Wang Jing thought he had never been serious.
Eight years later, Wang Jing was already the backbone of an advertising company. At a client proposal meeting, she reunited with the person who should have disappeared from her memory long ago. Li Ning runs her own small design company, and the way she looks at her is still the same as before.
Misunderstandings are resolved and old relationships are revived, but this time they have to face not only the past, but also the families, realities and choices they each carry.
From the assembly line to the office building, from the old train station to the window of the wedding photo studio - this is the love between two ordinary workers, slow and clumsy, but more durable than any vow.
Concept: Two migrant workers met in a garment factory in 1996. They were separated for eight years and only learned to love each other after they reunited.