The infatuated widow vs the ruthless young foreigner
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In the thirty-fourth year of the Republic of China, Bai Sangning met Shang Yumo outside Guanghe Building.
She was a widowed aunt trapped in an old house on Jingshan West Street. She was sold into the Qiu family at the age of fifteen and never left that house in her life. He is the third young businessman who returned from studying abroad. He has a clear face and says, "It's not my fault." His smile is like a ray of light falling into the dust of the old house.
Later, he went to Shanghai for a year, came back, and fell in love with Shen Zhuxin, the girl Bai Sangning personally rescued from the well, the woman from Shanghai who said she "missed the Suzhou River." Later, Shang Yumo and Shen Zhuxin left.
Peiping was liberated. Bai Sangning still lives alone in the old house on Jingshan West Street, turning on the gramophone, listening to the radio, and changing one cheongsam after another. She suddenly remembered that a long time ago, there was a young man under the locust tree in west Daying, lying in the crack of the wall and calling her sister, sister.
She has met two people in her life. One stayed at sixteen forever, and the other went to Shanghai. In Peiping in 1950, everyone was singing new songs. Only Bai Sangning knew that her story had been told long ago.
Intention: It's hard to wake up from an old dream, and it's a mistake to pay for the infatuation
