Lin Suyun was once the most beautiful flower of the Red Star Textile Factory, a technical pacesetter, an advanced individual, and the most eye-catching presence on posters. The factory director's daughter had to politely call her "Sister Lin" when she saw her. She thought this "iron rice bowl" would last her a lifetime, until a thin "layoff notice" was slapped on her face. Overnight, her iron rice bowl was shattered, her husband was idle, the family was unable to untie the pot, her neighbors who used to flatter her began to make sarcastic remarks, and even the daughter of the factory director dared to show off her newly bought "Hong Kong style" dress in front of her. Lin Suyun wiped away her tears, looked at her still bright face in the mirror, and smiled. Being an advanced individual is not for nothing. She can repair all the textile machines in the factory with her eyes closed, and she can see through any fabric and layout at a glance. If you chase Hong Kong style, then I will create Hong Kong style! Using a sewing machine, she started her own business in Tongzilou. From imitating "Chenliang" shirts, to improving bell-bottom pants, to creating his own brand, he has set off trends along the way. Everyone who looked down on her at first and waited to see her laugh was dumbfounded. That factory flower who was abandoned by the whole factory, in the wave of reform and opening up, lived herself into an era! Small theater: Ex-husband (repenting): "Yun, let's remarry, and I will help you run the factory." Lin Suyun (wearing high heels and wearing a fashionable Hong Kong style): "I'm sorry, my security captain is more promising than you." A certain cold officer who had been silently supporting her thrust a bouquet of wild flowers into her hand with a blushing face: "I... My allowance and cloth receipts will all be under your control from now on." ** Tags:
