On the night of her thirtieth birthday, Zhang Yiwan, who had a boyfriend, kissed a divorced man who was six years older than her in the aroma of beer in the bar. Zhao Shi'an, chief architect of the architectural firm. The first time she saw him, she only remembered those hands with long, slender, white fingers, tapping lightly on the drawings, saying that they would make people forget where they were in three seconds after entering the door. Later she discovered that he might be talking about herself. It's not that she doesn't dare to love, she's afraid. Afraid of the age difference, afraid of the control and consumption left by his previous marriage, and even more afraid that the old incident in his family that no one dared to mention would push away the people who finally got close to him. He is also afraid. What his previous marriage taught him was to hide his true feelings very deeply. Two injured people. Rumors, assignments, lost contact, missing people on snowy nights, and every time they were almost separated, pushed them deeper into each other.
Concept: Two wounded people, one spent ten years building a wall to protect himself, the other hid his heart in a failed marriage. They were scrutinized because of their age difference and divorce, but they learned to love and be loved while almost being separated. The work uses a cool yet warm tone to describe the courage of ordinary people to catch each other, reconcile with the past, and rebuild the courage to get close to each other on the scars.