Modern life keeps getting faster, and people are becoming increasingly impatient when dealing with all kinds of things. Marriage has become one of the casualties of that impatience: some people marry in haste, others divorce just as quickly. Aside from cases involving serious breaches of principle, most relationships fall apart because little things pile up over time. If the two people involved were more patient and handled things well, everything might work out. But often, one small issue gradually turns into an irreconcilable difference.
The heroine of this book, He Shufang, isn’t from a privileged family. She has made her way in a big city with her striking looks and talent. But society’s expectations of women have left her adrift and uncertain. Like many women, sometimes she wants to be cherished like a princess, and sometimes she wants to be as cool and confident as a big sister. But even the strongest woman ultimately wants to be loved and cherished. They say that being beautiful is an advantage, but living beautifully is a real skill. Having grown up praised for her looks, she has her pride, but that advantage has brought her both affection and confusion. Only after going through it all does she truly understand: being beautiful is an advantage, but living beautifully is a real skill. (Note: The characters and story in this book are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. If you still think it resembles something, the author reiterates that it is purely coincidental.)
This book tells the emotional life of two people after they get married. The storyline is delicate and attractive. It tells that if two people want to live together for a long time, they must cherish and treat them well...