There Should Be No Shortage of Money in Marriage

Lin Xiaoman and Chen Jianguo have been married for seventeen years. They moved from a single dormitory in the factory to an old two-bedroom apartment, from riding motorcycles to eating at roadside stalls to worrying about utility bills. When a supermarket stocker meets a quality inspector in a private enterprise, when tuition fees and reminders are dropped at the same time, the middle-aged couple jumps repeatedly between "not enough" and "enough" - she secretly takes over the night shift, and he quits his MLM-style "entrepreneurship." The tofu nao stall at 6 a. M. Is their last romance. There is no cheating, no getting rich, just calculating the days and the unsettled emotional debts. A true story of marriage written for ordinary people: Money is always in short supply, but people still have to live together.