Wen Jiajia (Tang Wei), a "gold digger", used to be the editor of a food magazine, and she was full of romantic fantasies about love like the movie Sleepless in Seattle. But in fact, because China couldn't issue a birth permit, she went all the way to the Confucius Center in Seattle to give birth. At the Confucius Center, Wen Jiajia's style of showing off wealth caused dissatisfaction among landlords and other pregnant women. She feels lonely and can only talk to the driver Frank (Wu Xiubo). Frank, the seemingly wooden and honest "uncle down and out", is actually not a mediocre person. He used to be a first-class physician of cardiovascular disease in China. In getting along, Frank's thoughtfulness and tolerance gradually melted Wen Jiajia's unruly waywardness. When Wen Jiajia's rich boyfriend suddenly disappeared, Wen Jiajia, who became poor overnight, was taken care of by Frank. Living with Frank and his daughter, Wen Jiajia found the warmth of home. Two people get along with each other day and night, producing subtle feelings. Wen Jiajia's child was born, but her rich boyfriend reappeared and took him back to China to propose marriage. Although life is as luxurious as ever, Wen Jiajia misses Frank frequently. Only then did I find out what love I really pursued. Leaving Seattle doesn't mean the end, leaving is the beginning of the next meeting.

In the eyes of Wen Jiajia (Tang Wei), these are necessities of life, and love is the most expensive luxury. At the time of immigration fever, Wen Jiajia, a rich girlfriend, decided to follow the trend and identify her baby as an "American national" with money, so she resolutely came to Seattle, which she deeply yearned for, to get pregnant and have children. At the local Confucius Center, Jia Jia meets Frank (Wu Xiubo), a single father who immigrated to the United States for his daughter's education. Wen Jiajia enjoys the happiness brought by money, but on Christmas Eve, she encounters the mysterious disappearance of her boyfriend, a mainland tycoon. Jia Jia suddenly became poor and had to be frugal. At this moment, Frank, a famous doctor in China, took on the responsibility of taking care of Jia Jia. Jaga and Frank took care of each other day and night, developed subtle feelings and began to examine themselves. When the child was born, Jia Jia's rich boyfriend appeared again, and returned to China with Jia Jia and her children, and proposed to her. Life is as luxurious as ever, and Jia Jia often misses the warmth given by Frank. When her boyfriend proposed, Jia Jia resolutely refused to be a single mother. Two years later, Jia Jia returned to the United States. In the romantic Empire State Building, she met Frank Zhu, a 29-year-old female doctor, who was tricked by her husband into giving birth to a child alone in Seattle. In the Yuezi Center, which was opened by Zong Jiekai, a native of Taiwan Province, Zhu witnessed the various lives of pregnant women who gave birth in a foreign land, gradually got out of their initial depression and began to think about their future. At the same time, Lin Nuoyan, the son of the center owner Zong Jie, was also attracted by Zhu. Seattle Center staged a tragicomedy every day: Lin, the boss's daughter who fell in love with her in early pregnancy, gave her parents a headache; Han, who gave birth to a second child abroad because her husband preferred sons to daughters, started a custody lawsuit in a foreign country; Sun Xiaoxi, a pregnant woman who started purchasing in foreign countries, accidentally found that her father-in-law who accompanied her to have a baby was derailed and fell in love with the foreign maid in the Confucius Center. The Huang Hailang family whose children are difficult to conceive artificially, the little star couple who went abroad to give birth, and so on, will also come to Seattle by chance, adding many stories to the Confucius Center.

Zhu tasted and witnessed the ups and downs of having children in a foreign country here, and also struggled, reflected and gained his sincere feelings.