Chang Ping is a college classmate in Hong Wen. Her soft-hearted personality has influenced Hong Wen's favor, but why does Chang Ping like it? Wen Han brothers, Hong Wen can only suppress this feeling. He knows that feelings can't be forced, so he just silently hopes that Wen Han can? Make Changping happy. Unexpectedly, by the mid-1960s, great changes had taken place in the domestic environment. Hong Wen and Wen Han both thought that they could make a difference by going to Hong Kong for development, but they had an elderly mother to take care of at home and the two brothers could not leave together, so they drew lots to decide. Decide who will go and who will stay. As a result, Wen Han cheated in the lottery and Hong Wen was forced to stay in China.
When Wen Han and his third brother Wen Shuo left, the Cultural Revolution broke out immediately, and Hong Wen was forced to go to the countryside and suffered a lot, struggling to take care of his mother and Changping. Hong Wen is meticulous about Changping, hoping to impress her. Who knows Changping was heartbroken when he heard the rumor that Wen Han got married in Hong Kong. He would rather marry a Canadian overseas Chinese than go abroad. At this point, Hong Wencai really realized that he had no place in Changping's mind.
From then on, Hong Wen began to hate Wen Han. He believes that Wen Han is a mean and selfish person, who can do whatever it takes for his own selfish desires, even failing the people he loves. When he was depressed, he was lucky to meet a family from the working class: Tian Fengshou, Shui and his daughter. Tian Jia helped his mother out of trouble many times. Hong Wen was moved by this and finally married Xinxin. Unfortunately, Xinxin died of illness shortly after giving birth to her son Hua Zhenmin. As the Tian family has no children and daughters, they regard Shou and Xia as the dependence of their biological parents, and thank the Tian family for their kindness.
After the reform and opening up, the domestic environment gradually improved. Hong Wen finally became an engineer in the state-owned tractor factory, which was formerly known as Fahrenheit Engine Factory, and Wen Han also went back to China to meet his relatives. However, Hong Wen and Wen Han have never reconciled because of their previous grievances and bad blood, and the two brothers will never repay each other in the future, just like water and fire.
In the mid-1980s, China's economy developed one after another, and Hong Wen devoted himself to his work, transforming the tractor factory into a mini-van, and slowly moving towards his dream. It turns out that Hong Wen's wish is to inherit his grandfather Hua Kaiyuan's dream and independently develop and produce cars belonging to China people. However, in the 1990s, the market competition became more and more fierce, and the automobile factory led by Hong Wen failed to catch up with the times and fell into bankruptcy crisis due to business problems. Finally, Hong Wen made unremitting efforts to reform state-owned enterprises and introduce foreign capital, and only then did it get a turn for the better. Unexpectedly, the investor turned out to be Hua. In order to avoid direct conflict with Hong Wen, Wen Han did not intervene in the management of the garage, and his eldest son Hua Zhenbang took over the management.
Hong felt that the people had business wisdom and didn't insist on letting them follow in the footsteps of their stepfather, but the people couldn't stand the country's car factory. Heart into the garage against the country. Their personalities are very different, their style of dealing with people is even more different, and the operation is becoming more and more difficult. When Hong saw two children quarreling with the car factory, he felt that both of them actually wanted to think of the car factory, so he designed them to unite with Qi Xin and finally put the car factory on the right track.