In "Rat Alley" in 1988, 14-year-old Shen Yan rescued 11-year-old Gu Wan from a pack of wild dogs. This child, who had been abandoned by his parents and escaped from the orphanage, clutched half a piece of dry steamed bun with panic in his eyes. Shen Yan took him back to the leaky iron shed and used his fists that were harder than those of his peers to earn food for the two of them. The scars all over his body were proof of protecting him - the long scar on his left arm to block the steel bar, the dent in his brow bone caused by the brick, and the burns on his lower back when he rescued him.
From sharing a picked-up desk to saving money to open the "Wanyan Restaurant"; from a young boy singing on the street to a star-studded singer and movie king, they escaped hunger, bullying, and the difficulties of fate, but they could not escape the stormy waves caused by the word "gay".
When the love affair was exposed, everything was cut apart by the knife of public opinion. The concert was smashed, the movie was boycotted, and even the restaurant was splashed with paint. But Shen Yan always protected Gu Wan behind him, and used the three-gold best actor trophy to resist the abuse: "He is my life." Gu Wan, on the verge of being banned, sang their story with a song: "When the wind stopped in the alley, he said that the place where I am is home."
Thirty years of ups and downs, the warmth of the iron shed, the fireworks of the tavern, the brilliance of the stars, and the struggle in the quagmire, have finally settled in each other's tightly held hands. The wind stopped at the end of the hair, and they had already become each other's world.
Concept: Homosexuality is just another way of loving
