Twenty years ago, the protagonist Wenqing worked as a translator at a Chinese-funded thermal power plant project site in Multan, the holy land of mangoes in Pakistan. He overcame various cultural and religious barriers and fell in love with the local girl Ayesha sincerely. However, fate played a trick on people, and soon Wenqing died of liver cancer. He and Ayesha were unable to cross the huge gap in their cultural backgrounds and get together. Twenty years later, Ayesha is the representative of the family business in Hong Kong, responsible for business in the Greater China region. She is divorced and alone, and her two daughters are married to mainland students. One day, she dialed the landline number of Wenqing's family, whom she had not contacted for many years. Wenqing's younger brother Wenbai answered the phone, and the two agreed to meet at the Shenzhen Grand China Plaza Cafe. After the meeting, the two had mixed feelings.
Purpose: Obstacles to cross-cultural communication