Ding Tao graduated with a bachelor's degree in 1985. After the epidemic, he was suddenly laid off when he was a programmer in his 30s. He submitted countless resumes, but they all came to nothing. After five months of unemployment, he really couldn't survive anymore. He couldn't breathe anymore due to car loans, housing loans, food, rice, oil and salt at home. The burden of trivial matters made him breathless. He resolutely decided to return to his hometown in the countryside to start a new business. His wife, who came from the tourism industry, did not understand and did not want to give up life in a big city. After countless quarrels, she finally had to sell the house. The two broke up and had a son and a daughter. The eldest daughter who was in elementary school followed his wife. He took his younger son who had just turned one year old and returned to the countryside. He left most of the money to his wife and drove a car by himself.
After experiencing a double blow from marriage and career, and seeing that his brother, who was almost 30 years old, was having difficulties finding a wife, and that his sister, a teacher, had also become an older leftover, he decided to start a new business and became a matchmaker, helping local older leftover men and women to achieve happy marriages. This decision started his cheating life.
Reader comments
This book is very real, and it writes about things in real life.
It's so beautiful that I can't help but follow it every day.
The parents are short-sighted, and what they say is quite honest.
It looks good, is close to life, and the writing style is also very good. I give the author a thumbs up!
A more realistic novel, good to read...
Rich and interesting content, the more you read, the better it gets
This book is very real, and it writes about things in real life. It's so beautiful that I can't help but follow it every day.
The parents are short-sighted, and what they say is quite honest.
It looks good, is close to life, and the writing style is also very good. I give the author a thumbs up!
A more realistic novel, good to read...
Rich and interesting content, the more you read, the better it gets
Very simple and close to life!