Chang'an Embroidery Shop and His Fingertip Beauty

During the Taichu period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, merchants gathered in the West City of Chang'an and there were noisy fireworks. The orphan Su Wan was left in the care of others and was treated harshly in Liu's embroidery workshop. She struggled to survive with her superb embroidery skills, but was treated as a money-making tool by Liu's. She was often beaten and scolded, with monthly money deducted, and even forced to complete impossible embroidery work within three days. Eventually, she collapsed in the embroidery workshop due to exhaustion. Chen Mo, a salesman from the Western Regions, walked the streets of the West Market, selling goods while looking for his lost sister. While passing by the embroidery workshop late at night, he accidentally rescued Su Wan who was in a coma and took her back to his hut to take good care of her. A strange kindness illuminated Su Wan's life in a desperate situation. Su Wan had suffered a lot since she was a child, and she no longer dared to trust others. When she woke up, she refused Chen Mo's help and hurriedly returned to the embroidery workshop to endure Liu's anger. But the thread of fate has tightly entwined the two of them. Liu's greed, the embroidery scandal, and the mystery of her life came one after another. Chen Mo repeatedly came to help, and the ice in Su Wan's heart gradually melted. Amidst the fireworks in the market, the embroiderer's stitches hide grievances and perseverance, while the salesman's shoulders carry goodwill and responsibility. In the hustle and bustle of Chang'an West Market, the two redeemed each other, gathered warmth with glimmers of light, bloomed flowers of hope amidst suffering, and wrote a love affair in the city that transcended identities and circumstances.