[False brother and sister] [Reality] [Two-way redemption] [Reunion after a long separation]
The loess tile-roofed house, the chicken coop and the melon field are where their story begins.
Thirteen-year-old Bai He traveled across the ocean, was forced to live in a strange village, and was forced to break into a weekend life.
She is sensitive and lacks love on weekends, turning all her uneasiness into making things difficult for her.
During their youth together day and night, all the hostility between their siblings melted away, and a secret and hot love grew.
An accident took away all their relatives, and in this vast world, they were the only ones left to rely on each other.
Until Bai He turned eighteen, the love in the boy's heart fell into place, and the two showed their sincerity.
But a sudden change separated the two, and they were separated for six years. They each carried their own worries and moved forward alone.
We meet again in a familiar high-rise building. Inside the floor-to-ceiling windows are plain white-collar workers, and outside the windows are exterior wall cleaners.
Old love and estrangement are entangled and pulled, the unspoken grievances of the past, and the truth that was too late to explain are rushing towards them. Through repeated trials and disputes, they mend the broken feelings of their youth and find the only salvation in their lives.
Concept: Two lonely passers-by who bear original trauma and are manipulated by family grudges and capital are like crows in troubled times, forcibly tied to the same branch by fate.
The work uses class gaps, foreign estrangements, capital games, and man-made estrangements as real shackles, and explores how fate can create separation and pull, but cannot erase the fetters of emotions; even if people are pawns of fate, they still have the freedom to choose each other.