A boy from a rural area in Northeast China gave up the opportunity to attend Tsinghua University and Peking University and chose a school in the south called Yingnan University. This university looked ordinary but everyone flocked to it. Why? A girl from a Jiangnan fishing village had her father die unexpectedly on the day of the college entrance examination. Unbeknownst to her, her father had already been buried. In the process of searching for the cause of her father's death, she missed the opportunity to apply for college, and she eventually entered Yingnan University. Four second-generation officials and second-generation rich people with different identities and personalities met these two young men and women from the countryside for various reasons and opportunities. The differences in their identities and backgrounds, their outlook on life, and the collision of their values. In the end, how will they choose to spend their college years together? A son of a policeman, a romantic policeman, an ambitious female real estate entrepreneur, a woman who has had her way between officialdom and the government, they are inextricably linked to these students at Yingnan University. The new generation of young people are enjoying everything their parents have brought them financially and in life. Will they inherit the ideas of their parents? Or is it the opposite? Between justice and crime, between fairness and injustice, between family affection and the law, where should they go? Is the younger generation really the beat generation? Or are they the hope of the world? They are the driving force for equality in the world.