Old Things Can Talk: the Mystery of the 79-Year-Old Newlyweds

In 1979, cultural relics appraiser Su Yu unexpectedly became the new wife of the Chen family. She originally wanted to dissolve her marriage and return to the city to study, but she heard the old things in the courtyard telling a story about a cultural relic that had been buried in dust for many years. When Su Yu woke up, she became the new daughter-in-law of the Chen family who had just married three days ago. The mother-in-law is powerful, the sister-in-law is difficult to deal with, and the husband she has never met is away from home all year round. She originally just wanted to find out the problems in the marriage registration and regain her freedom as soon as possible, but unexpectedly discovered that she still retained a special ability: as long as she touched ancient artifacts, she could hear the fragments of words they left behind. The blue and white jar in the corner of Chen's house remembers a missing old man, the old incense burner repeatedly reads her mother's name, and an account book that has been dusty for many years points to cultural relics lost in the war years. Su Yu relied on professional knowledge to find clues and reported the findings to the cultural relics management department in a timely manner. Chen Jianshe went from doubt to understanding, and gradually realized that marriage is never a reason to bind a person. When the old things finally told the complete story, Su Yu also found where she came from and the path she really wanted to take.