37-Year-old Yao Anqiu died suddenly in the high-pressure workplace of Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. Her whole life was wrapped in loneliness - her parents died young and her marriage broke up. Only work was her spiritual island.
When she opened her eyes again, she returned to the small northeastern town in 1995 and became her 10-year-old self. In front of me are the smoke from the coal stove, the playful classmates, and the still young parents and grandma. Those regrets that were engraved in the bone marrow suddenly had the opportunity to be rewritten.
With an adult perspective, she protects her family from the disasters of her previous life while seizing the opportunities presented by the tide of the times: from persuading her family to leave the "iron rice bowl" to gaining strength by enrolling in a prestigious school, and finally giving up the glamor of a big city and returning to a small town to start a business.
With the company of his childhood sweetheart, the excitement of like-minded people, and the intertwining of career and emotion, Yao Anqiu not only wants to change the fate of his family, but also rejuvenate this increasingly deserted northeastern town.
This is a journey about rebirth and redemption, and a counterattack story hidden in the fireworks of the 1990s - can regrets be fulfilled? Can the small town be revitalized? The answer is hidden in every choice she makes.
