Beginner's Intention is Positive
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Story summary 19-year-old Su Wanqing married Lu Zheng, a retired soldier. She thought the years would be peaceful, but she suffered a series of blows from fate: her brother and sister-in-law passed away one after another, her second brother was seriously injured and disabled, and her husband died unexpectedly. A heavy burden suddenly fell on her shoulders - in front of her were her elderly parents-in-law, her disabled second brother, and seven ignorant nephews. "As long as I am here, I will carry it to the end!" She vowed. His innate photographic memory has become a life-saving straw in desperate situations. She memorized every pill given to her parents-in-law, every recovery move taken by her second brother, and every need of her seven children. In the kindergarten, she is the "Mother Su" who remembers all the children's preferences; in the village, she is the tough one who faces difficulties and never gives in. The villain Wang Changgui tries to make trouble at every turn, withholding subsidies, spreading rumors, and creating difficulties in the workplace. Su Wanqing used her memory to counterattack accurately every time, and every word was heartbreaking, which made him feel frustrated every time. This tenacity and kindness finally turned Wang Changgui from a "troublemaker" to a "secret supporter". After more than ten years of hard work, seven children have grown into pillars - soldiers, policemen, teachers, doctors... The kindergarten she led has become a provincial benchmark, and she has gone from a town-level model to a provincial-level model. She has not changed her original intention and has gloriously joined the party. When honors come her way and hardships come to an end, she still keeps that oath. This is a counterattack story about an ordinary woman who protects her family with her memory and illuminates her life with her original intention. It is also a warm legend that "filial piety to the elderly and love for relatives will eventually be rewarded, and the world is worth it".
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