When she walked out of the detention center, An Zixin was burdened with not only the shackles of ten months of unjust imprisonment, but also a broken marriage, a lost career, and the strange gaze of society. The free world is a biting winter for her.
Family ties were her temporary haven, but repeated obstacles in job hunting and the isolation of self-isolation left her deeply confused. A trip led her to the "Lonely Island" by the Xiangjiang River where her friend Li Yushan, who was in trouble in prison, lived - a temporary place of peace bought with blood and tears. Yushan's tragic fate and her final entrustment (to take care of her sister Li Bishan) made Anzi feel even more sad about the impermanence of fate.
The turning point came quietly at the insistence of old friend Ma Zhendong. He understood her predicament and talent, and with unquestionable trust, invited her to jointly create a composite space that integrates dreams - "Fengyu Tian". This name is a commemoration of the "island in the wind" of Yushan, and it also provides stability and sweet expectations for the wandering soul.
While preparing for the new store, An Zixin took over Bishan and turned Yushan's entrustment into responsibility and new life. Ma Zhendong's silent company, his family's support, Bishan's vitality, and the vibrant little world of "Fengyu Tian" all woven together into a warm web, lifting An Zixin to relieve her burden little by little and regain the glimmer of her dessert dream.
At the same time, the unsolved case has also come to light. Key evidence emerged, eventually winning her a belated but precious innocence - "acquittal." This is not only the cleansing of the stigma, but also the complete loosening of the soul.
Intent: Even if life is destroyed by storms, people can still use their tenacity and proactive courage to create "sweetness" through deep connections with others, rebuild hope on top of the ruins, complete self-salvation and illuminate others. It is a healing ode about finding light in desperate situations, creating sweetness in bitterness, and being reborn in connection.