Yang Jinhua, an eighty-year-old woman, decides she's done being a "good old lady."
At her birthday banquet, her son books her a top-tier nursing home, claiming it's for her own good. Yang Jinhua slams her hand on the table: "This old golden flower hasn't finished blooming yet. You don't get to arrange a 'wait around to die' package for me!"
From then on, the neighborhood is turned upside down. She outsmarts a scam ring and tricks the salespeople into calling the police; she mediates the square-dancing scene like a director deploying her cast; even her grandson's fear of marriage is cured by one of her "back in my day" lectures.
Her neighbors say she meddles in everything, and her family tells her to stay in her lane. But when a developer plans to cut down the old camphor tree that holds everyone's memories, eighty-year-old Yang Jinhua stands in front of it, her gaze blazing into the camera:
"I'm protecting this tree, no matter what! Today, these old bones of mine will show everyone that at eighty, you can still live life on your own terms!"
It's about a domineering CEO, about a rich and beautiful girl. It's the first time I've read about an 80-year-old old lady🧐, and she's also an old lady with increasing strength and a "reverse growth" trend👍I'd like to follow the author's footsteps and see how "arrogant" she can be at the age of 80😄Update! Reminder Follow the author's writing and listen to an old man's romantic life that is both realistic and slightly science fiction. It is both relaxing and makes people think deeply about how to get along with their elderly parents, how to understand and tolerate the old children who have worked hard for their children for most of their lives and whose physical and mental abilities have begun to "degrade" slowly, and what is true filial piety! This is a light comedy and a thought-provoking realistic novel, worth reading!