Meeting in Fireworks Alley

In the early morning in Shanghai Fireworks Alley, there are always two treasures hidden: the aroma of Aunt Zhang's freshly baked scallion pancakes, and Lin Xiaoman's "life-extending iced American style". But who would have thought that Shen Zhixing, the new technical backbone, would regard Xiaoman's coffee cup as a "suspicious item" and lock it into the backend of the smart access control system - a "war" caused by coffee became the beginning of their fate! There is no earth-shattering romance, only the tiny warmth in the fireworks: the hot pan-fried pancakes left over from working overtime, the warm water handed over when repairing the lights, the coffee recipe memo made with code (although the sweetness was wrong); there is no perfect marriage template, only the real appearance of Aunt Zhang and his wife snatching the braised pork for thirty years, and the young couple making porridge for each other despite their AA status. From "coffee friends" to "fireworks partners", from fear of commitment to daring to hold hands, Lin Xiaoman and Shen Zhixing gradually understood in their busy daily lives: the best love is when he learns to change code logic into perspective thinking, and she knows how to turn strong tolerance into frank communication; the most beautiful life is when the lights in the alley are friendly, when someone eats a bowl of hot noodles with you, and the words "I'm here" at the end of the fireworks. This is a new story about an old community, which hides the weaknesses and armors of working people, the clumsiness and sincerity of love and marriage, and the contemporary answer to "distant relatives are not as good as close neighbors" - happiness is never the starry sky and the sea, but the laughter of every meeting in the fireworks alley.