[Couples in the Republic of China + Marriage first, love later + Prodigal son turning back + Feelings about family and country + Love in troubled times]
Help! This young lady from the Republic of China is really good!
Lin Suyun, who was born into a noble family in the south of the Yangtze River, married industrialist Shen Huaijin in order to make money for her family. The result - she was addicted to shopping and partying, disliked her husband's talk of "saving the country through industry", and even secretly found a lover for excitement!
Until the day the car crashed, the boss's husband asked the ultimate multiple-choice question: "Follow me to the cholera front line in Tianjin, or let him marry you."
She happily sought out her lover to elope, but saw with her own eyes that he ran away instantly. Forced to come to the hell-like epidemic area on earth, she thought this was her husband's revenge, but she saw him kneeling among the refugees, handling the filth with his bare hands.
"What are you planning on?" She was puzzled.
"I want my conscience to be stable." He raised his eyes, full of vicissitudes of life.
When she took off her high-quality clothes and put on a coarse shirt, when the man coughed up blood and said to her, "I'm sorry..."
Lin Suyun finally understood: the best love in this troubled world has never been about candlelight dinners and sweet words.
She fully hoped to run away to her lover, but she saw him run away with her own eyes. Forced to come to Tianjin where cholera was rampant, she thought it was her husband's revenge. Until I saw him taking off his suit and kneeling among the refugees to clean up the mess with his own hands.
"What are you planning on?" She asked.
He raised his head with tired eyes: "I want my conscience to be at ease."
When she finally took off her Chinese clothes and put on a coarse shirt and walked into the refugee camp; when Shen Huaijin fell in front of her, coughing blood and said, "I'm sorry, I couldn't protect you"——
Lin Suyun finally understood that the deepest love in this troubled world has never been romance.
