Introduction to the work "Tang Gui Qi Er: The Sweet Palm of a Rough Han Officer"
Song Shutang was trapped in a cold marriage for the first half of her life, running a flower shop alone and raising her son Xiaoyu. However, her husband Zhou Mingyuan took her efforts as a matter of course. With a box full of grievances, she accidentally traveled to a small northern mountain village in 1972.
Here, she is an orphan whose parents have died and is struggling to survive with her younger brother Song Shuyu. She not only has to deal with the difficulties faced by her aunt, but also has to worry about the livelihood of her siblings. Just when she thought she was going to make the same mistake again, the rough-and-tumble officer Jiang Beichuan broke in like a warm sun.
He never spoke sweet words, but he would defend her from relatives and make things difficult for her, and would go to three supply and marketing cooperatives to look for handmade fabrics. He would fully support her in setting up study groups and building mutual aid societies. Even if others were confused, he would always stand behind her and say, "I believe in whatever you want to do." This delicate cherishing under the rough appearance allowed Song Shutang to take off his guard and taste the feeling of being loved and respected.
From a mountain village to a family home in a military camp, she used her skillful hands and kindness to turn handwork into a mutual aid business, making the study groups lively and colorful, supporting the family and warming others. Jiang Beichuan's care and Shuyu's understanding gradually filled her regrets from her previous life. This is redemption that spans time, and it is also a long-lasting love. In an era when supplies were scarce, the two used their love and trust to live the warmest life possible.
