Covering Hands with Prosperity

I tried to forget, but I couldn't. As soon as I closed my eyes, all I saw were the dead workers; I think I will never forgive, I'm sorry. I've done a lot of wrong things over the years. Now that I think about it, the biggest mistake here is hurting you. Based on Mr. Mao Dun's novel "Midnight" and its 2008 TV remake, it recreates the ukiyo-e of Shanghai's Shili Foreign Market in the 1930s. Love and hatred between family and country, grievances and grudges in the shopping mall are intertwined. This is an era where talents emerge in large numbers but do not end well. Many things in ancient and modern times are just jokes. In the face of the bloody truth, love has long been riddled with holes, leaving a wisp of dust and smoke floating in the years. A wanderer who aspires to his home country returns from overseas, but encounters great changes, is nearly kidnapped, and makes acquaintance with a friend in need; Various marriages made them meet again. They thought they could forget their past and move forward without worries. Little do they know that fate has become a bet, connecting many people together, and a cruel fight begins in Shili Foreign Market. He is lonely but still has great ambitions. She is as tender as water but always yearns for innocence. He did not forget his original intention and became the biggest winner in Shanghai, but he inadvertently became distant from her. At this moment, a well-planned conspiracy is woven into a web, swallowing everything up quietly. And she, who had just received tenderness, learned a truth that had been hidden for many years before everything was settled. Fate has become variable, but it cannot be changed back to the past. Xiao Ningzi's Weibo: