This story draws on the everyday family and workplace issues the author encountered over more than twenty years working in townships. All characters and events are fictional. Please don’t assume they’re based on anyone you know.
There is no dramatic sense of destiny, no unforgettable love or hatred. This is simply a story about ordinary people and the hardships, helplessness, warmth, and perseverance they experience at work.
Yao Lihuan: She loses her memory after contracting meningitis, is hit by her husband’s mistress in a car, and gets divorced...
Ouyang Jingxing: After learning that his “daughter” is actually his half-sister, he quits his job as a university lecturer and goes to Africa to work as a translator...
The two meet online. She is four years older than him, and after remarrying, they support each other.
After losing her memory, Yao Lihuan goes from being unable to care for herself to passing the exam to become a senior social worker.
She goes from handling family-planning work to being disciplined for letting someone scheduled for a pregnancy termination go. Her second marriage violates the birth-control policy and nearly gets her fired...
Then the two-child policy is fully relaxed, and she ends up at the “birth-promotion bureau”... Come see how Yao Lihuan mediates disputes over demolitions, bride prices, and much more.
The most touching part of the story is not her kindness and forbearance, but her re-recognition of herself in the midst of loss and her courage to love even after betrayal. Her second marriage was not a compromise, but a clear choice after understanding the complexity of human nature.
Analyze people's hearts and write about their weaknesses. Worth a look
I am also a grassroots worker, and the author's writing is realistic. Especially family planning work.
The writing style is very delicate and the writing is very practical.
Very good[already planted][already planted]
The writing is delicate, the story is true and touching.
Seeing her put the popsicle in her pocket, tears couldn't help falling. My grandma is like this too: Alzheimer's disease, she often hides food randomly 😢😢😢