This is the story of three women. Although they are in different time and space, they all yearn for a more meaningful life. In addition to their respective fears and desires, the name that connects them is: Mrs. Dai Luowei.
Virginia Woolf (), who lived in Bloomsbury, a suburb of London in the 1923s, began to write her last novel, "Mrs. Dai Luowei," and was burned by the genius of writing At the same time, wandering on the edge of madness.
Laura Brown (), a housewife living in Los Angeles at the end of World War II, is reading "Mrs. Dai Luowei", a book that has changed her life significantly. She was preparing for her husband’s birthday party that day, with their second child in her belly, but she, like Mrs. Dai Luowei described by Virginia, had a suicidal wish.
Clarissa Vogan (), a modern version of Mrs. Dai Luowei, a lesbian. Living in New York City in 2001, she loved her friend Richard, a talented poet who was dying of AIDS. Richard also gave her the nickname Mrs. Dai Luowei, because she and Mrs. Dai Luowei have the same name, both are Clarissa.
Their stories are intertwined. In every time and space, women are suppressed, but they are more of struggle and free expression.
