"Nice Clothing" is a time-travel-themed female-oriented novel set in Hong Kong in the 1970s. It tells the story of modern fashion designer Lin Wei who accidentally traveled to Hong Kong in 1978 and became a "resister" who traveled from the mainland to Hong Kong. With aesthetics and design concepts that transcended the times, she rose step by step from a female garment worker in the Kowloon Walled City to eventually create her own fashion empire.
The work incorporates contemporary literature, workplace entrepreneurship, fashion elements and emotional entanglements, depicting the social landscape of Hong Kong and the development of the fashion industry in the 1970s. In the process of starting a business, the heroine faced multiple challenges such as blackmail from local snakes, competition from peers, and identity dilemmas. She also had a complex emotional confrontation with Song Ziming, a son of a wealthy Hong Kong family and a buyer of Peninsula Department Store.
The core of the story focuses on women's self-growth and career struggle. Through the carrier of clothing design, it shows the elegance and changes of an era.
