A brief introduction to the story of two rooms and one wife

Su Hua (played by Teresa Mo) is married to Richard (played by Chen You), a nobody of Greater China. Because of her husband's immigration experience, she changed from a traditional Chinese wife to a very independent woman.

She recalled that one winter four years ago, Richard immigrated to new york with her and her youngest son Oscar. Under the care of brother Fage, the family rented a small apartment for the whole family in the dangerous Harlem area. Just when the husband and wife were at a loss in this strange environment of new york, Fage was pulled by the Immigration Bureau, and Richard received an urgent telegram from Hongkong, asking him to go back to deal with the business of the real estate company immediately. A family of three was forced to separate at the two ends of the earth, each running for his own life. Su Hua wants to live independently and take care of her son in a strange environment. In order to avoid her husband's worry, she reported good news instead of bad news, and took all the pressure alone, so that her husband could handle everything in Hong Kong and wait for her husband to reunite with them. Richard is not only unable to merge companies in Hong Kong, but even more prosperous.

When Richard visited his wife and children in the United States, Su Hua had become a capable and independent "American wife", and the young Oscar had also become a young American China under the impact of Chinese and western cultures. Richard found that the closest family members in the industry became strange and distant, and his wife and son were no longer his accessories.

During the holiday, Richard returned to Hong Kong for a holiday with Oscar Jr., and regained his feelings with his son through the holiday. However, when he was busy at home and abroad, he couldn't make his son happy, which made him sick and Su Hua even more unhappy. He asked Richard to give up his career in Hong Kong and live with them in America. After several struggles, Richard finally gave up his company business and went to the United States, while Su Hua also gave up his life in the United States and returned to Hong Kong to reunite with her husband. Little Oscar doesn't understand geographical boundaries and only wants to live happily with his parents. At last, the traditional little woman from China returned to the little man of Greater China.