Poor brother and sister Stefanie (Peng Yurou) and Xiaoshi (Wang Tianze) lost their parents on the same day. They dry their tears, choose to face life firmly, and set off for Xiangyang Village to find their grandmother (Zhao Haiyan).

However, the hardships of life and the cynicism and bullying of people around them have plunged them into deeper difficulties. A fire took grandma's life. Swallow and Xiaoshi are facing a more difficult life, and the two brothers and sisters are even forced to separate.

At this time, Zhao Laole (Song Xiaobao) and Furong (Shen Chunyang) from Xiangyang Village adopted them. However, the lotus accidentally miscarried, but put the blame on the swallow. At the same time, Zhao Laole's son Zhao and his daughter-in-law Lianhua strongly opposed the adoption of the two sisters. An accident made Zhao seriously ill, and the fates of several people were closely linked.

"Cherry Red" tells the fate of the little swallow and the little stone family, showing people's indomitable spirit and persistence in the family when facing difficulties in life. The emotional entanglements between the characters in the play and the twists and turns of fate make people cry and feel the suffering and beauty of life.

Evaluation of works:

Cherry Red is a tearful and touching TV series, which continues the warm and affectionate theme of the TV series Cherry. The play is starred by Zhao Jiaban's actors Song Xiaobao, Shen Chunyang, Zhao Benshan, Yang Bing and others. The addition of the Academy of Performing Arts adds a lot of color to this dramatic increase.

The story revolves around the growth process of the poor Swallow and Xiaoshi brothers and sisters, showing the hardships they face after losing their parents and the cynicism of the people around them. The emotional entanglements between the characters in the play and the twists and turns of fate make people cry and feel the suffering and beauty of life.

However, Cherry Red is slightly single in plot and characterization, and some plots are too emotional, which may make the audience feel too melodramatic. Generally speaking, Cherry Red is a touching work, but there may be room for improvement in plot and expression.