A Flash of Tan and a Hundred Days of Red

In Shanghai in 2025, three ordinary people are caught up in the tide of the times - Shen Yi, a designer who lives in a rough house, Chen Yue, who pursues his dream of playing the flute while delivering food, and Lin Dong, a rider who pursues "zero negative reviews". They struggle to survive amid alley demolition, capital frenzy and professional prejudice. Shen Yi used scrap materials to transform a "movable home" to fight against sky-high rents; Chen Yue played the bamboo flute between traffic lights to heal the anxious city; Lin Dong used extreme details to reshape the dignity of a delivery boy. When the renovation of the old city swallowed up their shelter, the three used the "15-minute community living circle" plan to connect marginalized groups such as market grandmothers, unemployed white-collar workers, and watch repairmen. Under the shadow of the capital feast of the Bund, they built a "symbiosis workshop" carrying dreams in the ruins. Their story is the urban epic of Shanghai in the new era.