The dew is white tonight, and the moon is bright in my hometown. In the sixteenth year of the Republic of China, Jiang Mingyue, the eldest daughter of the famous Jiangnan family, returned to her hometown of Suzhou all the way from Beijing, deeply immersed in the joy of being reunited with her family. Who knew that a sudden encounter would cause her to fall from the colorful clouds in the sky to the mire of hardship in the world in an instant. From then on, Jiang Mingyue's fate was like a small boat floating in the stormy waves, from Suzhou to Shanghai. With the ups and downs of the Republic of China, she encountered the ups and downs of joys and sorrows arranged for her by fate in the ten-mile foreign market in Shanghai in the 1930s. Mingyue successively performed a touching and pathos love story with Song Weicheng, a handsome young man who once rescued her, and Fang Shixuan, a wealthy young master with whom she had a childhood engagement. The smart and kind-hearted Mingyue relied on her tenacity to rise from the trough of fate time and time again, and gradually opened up a sky of her own. The joys and sorrows in love, the flashes of swords and swords in the shopping mall, gradually unfold for readers a wonderful picture of "the bright moon rises above the sea".