After Five Years of Military Marriage and Widowhood, She Quit After Her Late Husband Returned.

The north wind in 1976 carried snow foam and slapped it on the dormitory windows of the Red Star Brick Factory. Su Qinghe tightly wrapped her son with a low fever in her arms, and ran her fingertips across the yellowed "Martyr's Family" certificate on the wall - it was the certificate that her husband Shen Yuzhi died at the border five years ago. She went from being a pretty normal school student to a widow who solely supported the family. She supported his mother and supported his young son, and her life was like a hemp rope with cocoons. But just when she was finally ready to accept the honest man introduced by the factory leader and give her child a complete home, the man who was supposed to sleep underground appeared at the door of the brick factory wearing a straight military uniform. Shen Yuzhi lives with the smell of gunpowder smoke and an unknown past. Su Qinghe looked at him, then at his timid son beside him, and the grievances and fatigue accumulated for five years burst out: "Shen Yuzhi, I have had enough of the five years since you died. This marriage must be divorced!"