Deep Love, Drizzling Rain

This film (drama)Also known as情深深雨濛濛，is aMainland China, TaiwanProducerbeauty live，At2001Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating7.4(For reference only)。

The Northeast warlord Lu Zhenhua (played by Kou Zhenhai) fled to Shanghai with his family after the "September 18 Incident," settling in the French Concession. The gentle Ba Yitai Wen Pei and her daughter (played by Xu Xing) are expelled by the overbearing Jiu Yitai Xueqin (played by Wang Lin), and even the loyal Li Guanzheng (played by Cao Qiugen) and his family cannot escape. As a result, the two expelled families live in great hardship; Wen Pei's daughter Yiping, who often asks her father for living expenses, is mocked by Xueqin. The headstrong Yiping clashes with Xueqin, resulting in her being whipped by her father, which sows resentment in her heart. After being expelled, Li Guanzheng can only make a living pulling rickshaws, and his daughter Keyun (played by Xu Lu) has developed a mental illness. Li Guanzheng seeks help from Wen Pei, but her family is too impoverished to assist. In dire circumstances, Yiping decides to work as a singer in a dance hall. Soon, she meets reporter He Shuhuan (played by Gu Juji), who is there to cover the performances. Upon learning that she is the girlfriend introduced by Xueqin to her daughter Ruiping (played by Lin Xinru), he starts having feelings of wanting to win her over. However, during their courtship, Yiping and Shuhuan fall in love. Meanwhile, Shuhuan's friend Du Fei (played by Su Youpeng) secretly loves Ruiping. Just as Ruiping loses Shuhuan, Du Fei intensely pursues her, but she only accepts his friendship, while Du Fei perseveres. When Yiping's brother Erhao (played by Gao Xin) falls in love with Yiping's friend Fang Yu (played by Li Xin), they discover that Keyun's illness stemmed from her being pregnant with Erhao's child, who died due to illness, causing Keyun to go mad. The group decides to help Keyun recover her memories and return to her former self. Can the quarrels of love and sisterly bonds be resolved through shared experiences?