"Two male protagonists + Republic of China + New Year's Eve + Double Cleanliness + Two-way Growth and Redemption + Two Strong + Exploration + Reunion"
In the eighth year of the Republic of China, it snowed for the first time.
Shen Chi, a rich young man who was forced to look at other people's eyes and live in a compound since he was a child, went to the United States at the age of eighteen. On a snowy day in Shanghai, Shen Chi returned to China carrying a letter home from his mother's death. He understood that there must be something fishy about it.
Chen Ming, a Beijing student whose family is in decline. Normally, the people who study abroad look down upon the most well-off people, and I feel from the bottom of my heart that they have lost the soul of the Chinese people. Unexpectedly, this rich young man named Shen Chi who studied abroad made him change his mind ever since.
The six-year age difference is the gentle warmth between Shen Chi's brows; it is the hot sincerity in Chen Ming's heart, and it is also the temperature that Chen Ming can't help but want to touch.
One of them doubts family ties and the past; the other struggles between ideals and reality.
Chen Ming once thought that he was only trying to redeem the Chen family, which was in decline. It wasn't until he saw Shen Chi's back pretending to be strong late at night that he realized that some redemption only concerns one person.
"Mr. Shen, you are not alone." Chen Ming's voice was clear, with a hint of youthfulness, but he seemed extremely firm.
When the torrent of life comes with wind and rain, the two souls pull and grow in the mud, and finally become each other's strongest armor.
He taught him to regain trust, and he accompanied him to understand the world.
From the stormy days of the Republic of China to the other side of the ocean, he was still his salvation, and he was also his destination.
Intention: When the torrent of life comes with wind and rain, the two souls pull and grow in the mud, and finally become each other's strongest armor.
He taught him to regain trust, and he accompanied him to understand the world.
From the stormy days of the Republic of China to the other side of the ocean, he was still his salvation, and he was also his destination.
