Thirty Thousand Days in Life

Lingsheng, her husband had an affair and suffered long-term cold violence. Her husband had just repented and returned home, but was killed by a terminal illness; in the spring of the same year, her husband was deeply involved in gambling and committed suicide after owing huge gambling debts; An Ning, who had suffered from domestic violence all year round, ended up suffering from schizophrenia after her husband abandoned his wife and children. During the most difficult period, the three girls met and became close friends. After experiencing a low period of pain and despair, they rebounded with perseverance and gained a new life. They never leave each other, holding hands for life and accompanying each other until the end of life. Perhaps, in real life, we rely too much on marriage. Even if we are unhappy, we regard marriage as a sign of a happy life. We would rather make do with life, but sacrifice our lives repeatedly in marriage and family. Is it worth it? Marriage may not necessarily give us a good life partner. Without marriage, we would not have to die alone. A love, a belief, the company of friends, and deep love can all become the best companions in life. How could it not be a better experience to choose a way to complete this 30,000-day long journey that does not restrict freedom and soul?