Asian Drama

Wang Da Shan is a retired colonel who lives with his four children, Shang Wen, Shang Huan, Shang Hao and Shang Mo. When it comes to educating his children, Da Shan believes in tough love and has always been strict with them; but in his children’s eyes, he’s just an old military captain who doesn’t have any soldiers to order around anymore. Wang Shang Wen is the eldest daughter of the Wang family. Pretty, smart and strong-willed, Da Shan has nothing to worry about except for the fact that she is nearing 30 and still single. Wang Shang Huan, has always been overshadowed by her seemingly perfect sister, but she is sure that she'll be able to marry before her sister does. Shang Huan adopts the thinking that girls should not be afraid to make the first move if they have someone they like, hence when she meets Yang Yu Fan, she is determined to win him over.

An accident entwines the lives of two complete strangers. When Buo Hai (Xie Kun Da) is involved in an accident, he is so worried about the girlfriend that he will leave behind that he grabs a random stranger, Ho Bu Fan (George Hu), and asks him to tell his girlfriend that he is breaking up with her. When Bu Fan passes on the message of the dying man to the girlfriend, Hsu Man Man (Yuan Ai Fei), he sees how upset she is about being dumped and does something on a whim. He takes out a traveler’s check and writes, “If you’re not married by the age of 30, leave it up to me!” and gives it to Man Man. Three years pass, and the incident is all but forgotten – until Man Man bumps into Bu Fan again on a train. When Bu Fan learns that Man Man is not yet married, can he keep the promise he made on the traveler’s check three years ago to a woman he doesn’t even know?