On the eve of Typhoon Bailu's landfall, Chen Wanghai, owner of a flower tea factory, rushes to Qingluo Village to harvest jasmine flowers, only to face villagers led by Liu Tieqiao demanding a price hike from 9.8 to 12 yuan per jin. Chen withdraws his deposit and heads to three neighboring villages, leading the villagers in harvesting nearly 100 tons of fresh flowers day and night. However, torrential rain brought by the typhoon causes the upstream Baishui River to burst its banks, sending floodwaters sweeping through villages and flower fields. Chen's tea factory is inundated, its equipment destroyed, and losses reach tens of millions of yuan. At this critical moment, he joins the rescue team and pilots a rescue boat, going door to door to evacuate trapped villagers—including the very people from Qingluo Village who had opposed him. After the floodwaters recede, the jasmine fields are reduced to muddy swamps,