Tucked into a quiet alley at the foot of Beijing's business district, a small pavilion goes about its days without flashy signs or lavish decor, so easy to miss that most passersby walk right past. Its regulars know better. In this warm little space they shed the weariness of city life and settle into a few comfortable hours, and old stories long kept to themselves begin to surface. The ten-episode slice-of-life ONA is set in a Beijing where opportunity and pressure sit side by side, and where the modern and the traditional mirror each other.