This is a micro-group portrait story focusing on marriage, love and children's education - three urban women with different backgrounds formed a "women's mutual aid club" due to similar emotional awakening opportunities. They specialize in treating marital and emotional difficulties, original family trauma and parent-child education anxiety, and build a warm harbor for wives who are bruised and bruised in intimate relationships, young people who are shadowed by their original families, and minors who are struggling with academic pressure and emotional neglect.
This organization, with the original intention of helping others, eventually became a place of self-salvation for the three founders: they re-examined their emotional patterns when mediating a marital crisis, touched unhealed wounds in their early years when relieving teenage depression, and completed reconciliation with their original families when dealing with intergenerational conflicts. When the fate of others ripples in their hands, the lives of the three women are also quietly reconstructed in the cycle of redemption and redemption - those souls that have been wrinkled by life will eventually find the courage to smooth out the wrinkles in each other's stories.