The Sixties Courtyard Gate Opens to the Modern World, and the Old Lady Has Money and No Worries

[Modern-day trips from the 1960s + elderly protagonist + everyday family life + a touch of ensemble cast]

Li Xiurong is well into her sixties, yet her life just keeps getting worse.

Her husband heroically died while trying to save the factory's equipment from a raging fire. A few years later, the political storm began. Her son was sent away to the countryside, both her daughters cut ties with her, and her grandson was kidnapped by human traffickers. Only she, her daughter-in-law, and granddaughter were left to depend on one another.

Every day, she lived carefully, afraid that one wrong word or deed might cost her even her temporary job, leaving her unable to support the family.

Then, one late night, Li Xiurong went out to buy medicine for her daughter-in-law. She accidentally fell and hit her head against the courtyard gate, traveling from the 1960s to the modern era. She began earning and spending money in the present day, bringing all kinds of supplies back home.

From then on, Li Xiurong spoke more boldly and stood a little taller. She no longer feared being unable to provide for her family. Instead, she and her daughter-in-law and granddaughter built an increasingly prosperous life together.