In 1946, although the domestic situation was still turbulent, Xiamen, adjacent to the South China Sea, was still a scene of peace and vitality. Liu Yu, the owner of Fuxiang Silk Shop, had a prosperous business and a peaceful family. He and his wife Luo Yiyun had five children, Shijie, Shiwen, Yaqi, Shihua, and Yaping. Unexpectedly, their happiest moment was the beginning of suffering and separation. During the Mid-Autumn Festival, Shiwen was accidentally abducted and sold. When Liu and his wife were tracking down their son's whereabouts, they both drowned. After that, Fuxiang Silk Shop collapsed like a building, and the family property was scattered. The young children suffered the pain of the death of their parents prematurely, and were separated from each other on both sides of the Taiwan Strait in a series of subsequent changes. Over the years, the children of the Liu family have each embarked on different paths in life. The eldest brother Liu Shijie (played by Jiang Hongen) never forgot the last wishes of his parents and grandmother. He worked hard, braved the wind and rain, and tenaciously waited for the day when his brother and sister would reunite...