Fang Yiyan, who failed in Beidiao, returned to his hometown in Northeast China to take care of his seriously ill father and took over the Errenzhuan small theater troupe, which was on the verge of disbandment. Faced with the dilemma of scattered personnel and lack of venues, she ran around to reorganize the team, but unexpectedly met Lu Ye, a music talent who had a feud in Beijing.
Two frustrated young people went from tit-for-tat to working together. She relied on her persistence in tradition, and he relied on his talent in modern music to innovatively integrate Errenzhuan with online short dramas and red cultural tourism. The ancient tunes took on new life, and the small troupe became popular all the way, taking the whole town on fire.
In the test of becoming famous, they not only have to resolve internal disputes, but also face emotional choices. This is a journey of growth about inheritance and innovation, departure and return. Let's see how a girl from a small town in Northeast China sings her own spring on the stage in her hometown.
A modern drama that is more realistic. I hope young people can take root and grow up in the small city at their doorstep.