During the Republic of China, Mei Aoyuan, the 18-year-old eldest son of a wealthy family in Mei Bei, fell in love at first sight with Bei Ruoqing, the declining daughter of the Bei family. Thus launched a fierce pursuit. Finally, he won Bei Ruoqing's heart on the Chinese Valentine's Day of that year. After that, he married Bei Ruoqing as a matter of course.
Mei Ao was in love for a long time but not exclusively. It was only three months after marriage when she went to attend the wedding of her friend Dai Wenge. He developed a crush on Jenny, Dai Wenge's overseas classmate. Jenny's enthusiasm and unrestrainedness made Mei Aoyuan experience a different sense of love and freshness. On the contrary, Bei Ruoqing's gentleness and virtuousness became boring in Mei Aoyuan's eyes.
Jenny's bold enthusiasm is not limited to Mei Aoyuan. A master in love, she left a letter to return to France and disappeared from Mei Aoyuan's life.
Mei Aoyuan, who was suddenly frustrated, drank every day to drown her sorrows. Bei Ruoqing had an unexpected miscarriage and had difficulty in giving birth. Looking at the drunken Mei Aoyuan and Bei Ruoqing was heartbreaking. At this time, Mei Aoyuan's distant cousin Han Quanyin came to Mei Bei to stay at Mei's house temporarily. Han Quanyin's innocence, which was different from that of Bei Ruoqing and Jenny, made Mei Aoyuan slowly regain her mood. She also had the idea of marrying Han Quanyin as her second concubine, but was strongly opposed by her mother and sister.
Bei Ruoqing watched Mei Aoyuan marry Han Quanyin entering the house. Two months later, Han Quanyin was pregnant. Seeing Mei Aoyuan's overjoyed expression, all the expectations in Bei Ruoqing's heart were completely shattered. On Chinese Valentine's Day again, Bei Ruoqing changed into the clothes she had worn before she was married, and committed suicide by taking medicine...
Intention: Maybe it was the tragedy of that era, maybe it was the final result of love.