She was originally the backbone of the Poverty Alleviation Office deep in the mountains, but overnight, she became the most inconspicuous character in the world of "Know or Not" - Mo Lan's fourth daughter.
She once measured the barren land with her feet and ignited hope for countless families with her hands. Now, in a deep house filled with beautiful things, she sees another form of "poverty" - women's domesticated thoughts and imprisoned destiny.
Minglan chose to adapt to the rules, but she chose to break them.
"Since a woman's destiny is like duckweed, then I will plant deep roots for this duckweed."
When modern poverty alleviation thinking collides with ancient house rules:
She ran schools and weaving workshops for girls and taught them to stand with their hands.
Everyone says that only by having a son can the family continue to have a good relationship.
But she chuckled: "Then let everyone see what kind of fire my daughter can ignite."
This is a "poverty alleviation" that spans time and space——
What we help is the poverty of ideas, and what we save is the poverty of fate.
See how the soul of the new era is trapped in the cracks of the old world,
Take a completely different path.
Is it going to be a repeat of the past, or is it going to be a new beginning?
Reader comments
Good! Good! Good! Women just want to fight for money! Fight for power! Fight for benefits! What a gentle and virtuous person! What kindness and selflessness! Go to hell! ! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
Well written, a bit depressing in reality
Women help each other, women awaken, mothers and daughters advance and retreat together
Good! Good! Good! Women just want to fight for money! Fight for power! Fight for benefits! What a gentle and virtuous person! What kindness and selflessness! Go to hell! ! [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
Well written, a bit depressing in reality
Women help each other, women awaken, mothers and daughters advance and retreat together
Well written, but a bit depressing