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In the 1930s, China was in turmoil, with internal and external troubles coming one after another. Just after the separatist situation of warlord rule ended, it was invaded by Japanese imperialism. Faced with the forcible occupation of the three northeastern provinces and the imminent outbreak of a full-scale war of aggression against China, the anti-Japanese national salvation movement swept the country. The Shanghai beach, where all the heroes stand together, is a battleground for military strategists, and the Shanghai shipping king Zhang family has become the focus of competition for all parties. In the spring of 1937, Zhang Jinchen, the eldest son of the Zhang family, arranged a marriage for his only son, Zhang Ziqing, to marry Yuan Jingru, the daughter of Yuan Jiuye, the boss of the Shanghai Bund Youth Gang. The marriage caused a sensation in Shanghai. Unexpectedly, on the day of the wedding, Mrs. Zhang, the head of the Zhang family, refused to allow the sedan chair to enter the house on the grounds that she was not allowed to associate with the Qinggang family rules. To make matters worse, Zhang Ziqing, the groom, was nowhere to be found... It turned out that Zhang Ziqing was involved in the anti-Japanese and national salvation movement and did not agree with the marriage his father had privately arranged for him. When he was in trouble, he happened to meet Li Hanchang, who had come to Shanghai from Xitang to seek friends. But he only showed up at Zhang's house and left with an excuse. This article comes from Global Film and Television Network. The old lady finally put forward three conditions to Yuan Jingru under the persuasion of her housekeeper Uncle He: cut off all contact with the Qinggang, not insult the Zhang family's family tradition, and not get married for the time being and choose a day to celebrate.