Riding the Waves of Meizhou

[Suspenseful Business Rivalry + Min Merchant Culture + Female Entrepreneurship + Two Strong Leads Healing Each Other + Economic Security + Rare Earth Resources]

A member of the counterfeiting family known as A Le and the illegitimate son of a timber family both remember a glowing statue of Mazu from their childhood, though the waters around Meizhou Island have swallowed and blurred their memories.

Twenty years later, after studying abroad in style, she receives devastating news: her family is bankrupt, her father has an illegitimate daughter, her mother is inconsolable, and her younger brother has no money to return home. She is the only one who tries to shoulder the responsibility.

She wants to revive her family with "clean light"; he wants to use his impeccable technical skills to wash away the stain of his birth. Amid one business battle after another, they recognize the same scars and glow in each other's souls. At last, the Mazu statue from their childhood gradually comes into focus. It was not a dream of worship, but a scene from a smuggling deal.

Seven parts mountains, two parts water, one part farmland. Their ancestors worked hard through storm and hardship. On the second day of the Lunar New Year, they remember the fight against the Japanese pirates; on the fourth, they celebrate the New Year. Their Spring Festival couplets bear white foreheads, and their mooncakes are white. "No matter how far away you go, you must return home and build an ancestral hall." The legacy of the Min spirit must never be broken.

They join forces and move forward together, wielding wisdom and integrity, courage and resilience. They take hold of the sea, steady the mountains, and bring forth light to illuminate the world around the Mulan River.