Marriage First and Love Later in 1980, the Factory Director's Reserved Little Embroiderer

The work is under overhaul Wen Ruan never thought in his life that he would marry a man he had only met twice for thirty yuan as a gift. In Jinxi Town in 1980, the main industrial and commercial component made her restricted everywhere. Her mother is suffering from lung disease and her younger brother is stuck in school. She has nothing but this body. Shen Yanci, the deputy director of Jinxi Silk General Factory, a retired scout, has a good family background, and many girls in the town are rushing to marry her. But he chose to marry a woman with a bad background like her. On their wedding night, Wen Ruan waited until midnight holding the corner of the quilt. What was waiting was a man holding the quilt and spreading it on the ground: "You sleep on the bed, I'll sleep on the floor." She froze. He said: "I know why you married in. You can live here with peace of mind. The Shen family will not treat you badly." Wen Ruan thought this was just a marriage where each got what he wanted. She kept her duty, kept the Shen family in order, and suppressed the thoughts that she shouldn't have in her heart. But gradually, she realized something was wrong. She casually mentioned the sweet-scented osmanthus cake she wanted to eat, and it appeared on the table the next day. She stayed up late embroidering handkerchiefs in exchange for money, and he silently changed her lamp to a brighter one. Her younger brother was stuck in school. He ran around to solve the ingredient problem and bought a new schoolbag. She hid her feelings very well and never said anything that crossed the line. Only in a deserted place, he sewed the piece of cloth embroidered with the peace charm into the collar of his overalls. But that calm and taciturn man used his actions to pry open her heart little by little. Until that rainy night, he ran home with her in his arms, lowered his head and kissed her forehead at the entrance: "Wen Ruan, I never married you just to complete a mission." The tears she had been holding back for months finally fell.