GET MARRIED, NOT BURIED

A newly-wed couple move into their new homes. Upstairs lives a 25-year-old bartender who has been divorced three times, and downstairs lives a middle-aged couple who have been married for seven years. The couple’s marital life seems to be dull and dependent on each other. However, their marriage is also in crisis. As they kindly offer help to their new neighbors, the three neighbors spend more and more time together, and in the lessons on marriage, they become supporters or even sometimes enemies to each other.

The newlyweds begin to adapt to the tiny things in the married life. Love and hates, arguing and compromising always, they both trying to seek that indiscernible, “one plus one equals to one” perfect formula in the marriage. Can they survive the second year of their marriage?