The 1970S: Joy and Laughter in the Military Compound

Period drama, partial military life, food, family squabbles, raising a child Bai Nining is reborn in the 1970s as the second child in her family. Above her is an older brother cherished by the whole family and destined for success; below her are twin sisters with sweet tongues and even sweeter hearts. She struggles to survive in the cracks between them. At first, she plans to muddle along and wait for the winds of reform to arrive, so she can take the college entrance exam. But her father doesn’t care for her, her mother doesn’t love her, and all they want is to marry her off. So Bai Nining decides she’s done keeping her head down. Whoever wants to keep living like this can go ahead and be a pushover! One day, Bai Nining decides she’s had enough. She taps a man in military uniform on the shoulder and boldly says, “Comrade, want to date? For life, I mean!” Fu Yandong is tall and handsome, and the women at the military base are always fawning over him. But he never gives them the time of day. Then, while on a visit home, a woman unexpectedly approaches him. “Comrade, want to date?” When he looks up and sees the woman speaking to him, his long-frozen heart suddenly begins to beat. Fu Chenle is a four-year-old toddler. Before his sister-in-law arrives, everyone thinks he’s a quiet little mute. After she arrives, he turns into a chatterbox and her biggest little sidekick. One day, Fu Yandong and Bai Nining are giving each other the cold shoulder over something. When Fu Chenle hears about it, he hurries over to his big brother on his short little legs. “Big Brother, you can divorce my sister-in-law. I’ll stay with her.” Fu Yandong: ? What did you just say?!