Ye Zi is a female college student who just graduated from a design school in Shanghai. She plans to buy a house and get married with her boyfriend Li Chao (played by Zray). But they are not qualified to buy a house. Ye, who is in a hurry to buy a house and get married, decided to fake marriage with Wang Feng, a university professor who divorced in her twenties. Wang Feng's quiet life was broken from then on. While Ye Feng was decorating her new house, Li Chao sympathized with her best friend Lingling, who fell in love with Ye Feng.
The story of "a paper engagement" is not complicated. First, it mainly tells the story of the heroine Ye's fake marriage with Wang Feng, a university professor who is also suffering from selling houses, in order to get the qualification to buy a house in a big city. An engagement may not be a lasting commitment, and it doesn't even matter if it has nothing to do with love. The engagement is stamped with a red stamp, which is no different from the purple stamp on pork that has passed the quarantine inspection. It is nothing more than getting an exclusive qualification: well, take care of this paper and you can buy a house.
Can a paper engagement guarantee the integrity of our marriage? Can a paper engagement guarantee that the other half is loyal and responsible to you? Can a paper engagement guarantee a happy marriage? If not, it is necessary for us to analyze what engagement is. It's a piece of paper, a red notebook with the official seal of the government, with the names of two people and a group photo on it. It is a contract and agreement signed by two people for marriage. Whether the contract can be performed smoothly depends on both parties' compliance with the agreement, that is, both parties must act according to the agreement. With the spirit of contract, contract is sacred. Without the spirit of contract, the contract will become a dead letter.