Waiting for You to Come Home

Set in a century-old teahouse on Suzhou's historic Shantang Street, the film follows the daily lives and humorous escapades of the teahouse staff and patrons. From romantic misunderstandings to comedic mishaps, the story weaves together tales of love, ambition, and community in a traditional Chinese setting.

He Jidong was drunk at a friend's party. When he woke up, the police had already appeared and found the diamond ring lost by his friend that night in his pocket. All the evidence and motives pointed to He Jidong, and He Jidong was imprisoned as a result. Two years later He Jidong was released from prison, his wife Jiaqi had divorced him. All of his friends and relatives also refused to deal with him. He Jidong's mother, however, asked a friend to find him a job on a construction site. He Jidong came to a low point in his life, but there is a woman who has been quietly concerned about him, accompany him. She is He Jidong's first girlfriend in college, Wang Fang.

In the century-old Shantang Teahouse on Qili Shantang Street, Zhang Wei, a proud but perpetually outmatched owner, and his sharp-witted wife’s ongoing battle for control turns everyday business into a string of humorous, heartfelt clashes that keep the teahouse buzzing with life.