During the layoff wave in 1995, Tianjin man Ding Wenyuan suffered eight bad lucks - his job was gone, his wife ran away, and he still had a three-year-old baby in his arms. He was extremely poor, but he was born with a poor mouth, so he turned his hard life into a stand-up comedy.
He sets up a pancake and fruit stall, but is tripped up by his rivals; he raises a baby, but is laughed at as having no mother; he finally meets a gentle and beautiful financial analyst, why do people like him?
But Tianjin people are very particular about "" - the more difficult it is, the more they have to smile and bear it. A piece of gourd spreads out the fireworks in the world, and a piece of fruit rolls up all the flavors of life. See how this single father with a poor mouth, a sincere heart, and a spoonful of batter can turn the tables and carve out a good life for himself amidst laughter.
This is a market comedy full of Tianjin flavor. It writes about small people and talks about the big truth: no matter how difficult life is, it can't be difficult for someone who is willing to laugh.
