Neon lights and artillery fire intertwined. Under suits and leather shoes and long gowns and cheongsams, there are countless dense webs woven with faith and flesh and blood. When the overseas young master Gu Yuze first met the Kuomintang commander Qiu Shang on a snowy night in Germany, when the secret service chief Liu Fei held up his telescope and mistook the actor Xu Yan for a woman, when the teacher Bai Qiong's tapping of chalk mixed with the morning reading in the classroom - no one knew that these people with different identities were using opera singing, Shakespeare's lines, dance rhythms, and even chalk dust and newspaper ink to weave a more secretive struggle than Morse code.
Concept: In the gap between the flames of war and neon lights, faith is an encrypted love poem, and sacrifice is the Morse code that deciphers the dawn.