In the plum rain season, within an ancient town south of the Yangtze River, each of them bears their own troubles, their thoughts trapped in time. On a stormy night, four people meet by chance in a small noodle shop, only to find they are long-lost acquaintances.

Painting the portrait of a young Chinese woman from the age of six through to thirty, living in three different families, this film tells the story of entire generations of girls who were abandoned in China between the 1980s and the 2000s. It’s also an intimate coming-of-age story exploring existential pain, self-discovery, and how we learn to love.