In the big and partial Tang family, six-year-old Tang Nuan (Tangtang) lives like a little transparent person. The pampering of her grandparents was only given to her eldest and third uncle's family. Food, fun, and even opportunities to study would never be available to her and her brother.
But Tangtang is different from other children. She has a pair of sober eyes, and she has long seen through the false favoritism and boring showing off. She doesn't want candy or dolls, she just wants one thing - to let her favorite parents and brother live with dignity and happiness.
Thus, this little guy, who was just over one meter tall, started a silent "war".
She writes down partial accounts with childish writing, analyzes her parents' knots with her clever mind, and unites her family's hearts with warm words. She pretended to ask innocent questions to guide her father to discover a new way to make a living; she used exaggerated praise to ignite her mother's deep self-confidence; she set up small "enemies" to inspire her brother's fighting spirit.
When the cousin showed off the new toy again, when the grandfather gave up the tutoring spot to the cousin again... Tangtang was no longer silent. She used the calmest childish words to ignite the long-suppressed fire in her parents' hearts: "Let's go. We can do it."
Watch how six-year-old Tangtang transforms into a little "strategist" and leads her beloved family to smash the shackles of partiality and move towards independence and new life.
A story about how a family, through careful planning, collective efforts and personal growth, goes from dependence to self-reliance, from oppression to earning respect.
(The heroine's family will eventually reconcile, they don't like lightning protection)
