There Is a Daughter in the Mo Family Who Wants to Grow Up

From the 2000s to the 2020s, Chinese society has undergone tremendous changes. Women born after 1995 not only enjoyed the dividends of reform and opening up, but also faced multiple pressures in the workplace, marriage, and family. The heroine Mo Xiaoyou (post-90s, born in a county town, stayed in the city after college), is a bit "astringent" - life has forced her to be hard and stubborn, with a cold mouth and a soft heart. Amid struggles in the workplace, loss of love, and family ties, she stumbled all the way, from passivity to initiative, from bitterness to understanding the "sweetness" of life. Seinu is not a "failure", but uses her bitterness to brew her own wine. This story has both a delicate description of personal growth and a grand background of changing times. It can resonate strongly with readers born in the 1980s and allow the younger generation to understand the situation of women in that era. Mo Xiaoyou's growth process was bitter but full of strength, and her final reward was particularly precious.