Wild rumors spread at the village entrance that the subway will pass through, and a property speculator offers three million to buy the Lin family convenience store. Father Lin Shouye is reluctant to sell in hopes of a price rise, while his son Lin Haoran, who studies urban planning, strongly insists on taking the cash and securing the gains. After the old shop is sold to start a new one elsewhere, while the whole village wildly bets on the subway entrance, he quietly makes a reverse layout. Ultimately, the station site falls elsewhere, everyone is trapped, yet the Lin family manages to stand firm with three chain convenience stores—what is truly held in your hands is what life is about.