When she woke up, Song Mingzhu, who had just been laid off from the textile factory, became a "little country girl" who came to the city from the countryside to join her relatives in the early 1980s. Her relatives were enthusiastic, but looking at her washed-white homespun gown, their eyes were full of contempt and calculation. They turned around and stuffed her into a small factory on the street as a temporary worker, and even planned to marry her to a lame man in his thirties who was secondly married. Song Mingzhu: Thank you for the invitation. Do you want this blessing? 눈_눈 Packed up and ran away overnight, carrying all his five yuan in his pocket. Standing on the glittering streets of Shanghai, Song Mingzhu made a bold decision - rather than being looked down upon, it was better to take the initiative. She borrowed the most fashionable dress, permed the most popular afro, and relied on her self-taught plastic English and her ability to observe people's emotions to transform herself into an "overseas Chinese daughter" who returned from overseas. Everyone thought she was a young lady from a large family who lived abroad. She was an extraordinary talker and knowledgeable. Only Song Mingzhu herself is terrified every day: Help! I just memorized "Reader's Digest" and "Overseas Digest" backwards and forwards! Please stop asking me for details about New York, I just know it has the Statue of Liberty! Scene 1: In a well-dressed foreign-related hotel, a real wealthy man holds champagne and asks her in a fluent London accent what he thinks of the latest financial policies. Song Mingzhu screamed madly in her heart, but smiled slightly on her face. She skillfully used editorials from newspapers, combined with some ideas on the development of township enterprises, to fool the other party. She was even praised as having a "unique perspective and insightful". Young Master: ... This lady,
