In 1935, Lin Lan, an 18-year-old girl who escaped from marriage, disguised herself as a man and lived in Paris. She was taken in by the mysterious pianist Shen Nianzhen. In a small attic in Montmartre, two oriental women established an emotional bond that transcended friendship in pre-war Paris. Shen Nianzhen is an anti-fascist underground worker under her elegant appearance, while Lin Lan's innocent appearance hides an amazing literary talent and stubborn soul. When the clouds of war enveloped Europe, the promise they made on the banks of the Seine was washed away by the torrent of time. Eighty years later, the painter Su Meng held the "River of Memory" exhibition in Paris. Behind the unfinished "Girl on the Seine", there is a poignant past that was deliberately buried by history...
"The relationship between us has never been one of redemption and redemption, but of two intersecting rivers. Even if we are forced to separate, we will merge again in a distant place." - Lin Lan's last diary entry in 1939
Purpose: In the tide of the times, how do women protect love and freedom in different ways?