Zhou Wanqing, a 22-year-old textile worker from a family of intellectual youths with complicated class origins, is quiet and stubborn, making a living in a small town with her technical skills.
In the late 1970s, a political marriage is arranged for her: she's ordered to marry Lu Chengan, an officer from the north.
On their wedding night, she locks the door and refuses to see him, leaving a note that says, “I won't settle for a makeshift life,” before returning to her ordinary job.
He leaves without a word and heads to the border, but keeps her name buried deep in his heart.
Over the next six years, she relies on her own abilities to withstand rumors and fight injustice, rising from factory worker to outstanding producer.
While guarding the border and investigating a case, he secretly pursues the truth behind the identity swap, determined to clear her name.
When her soldier husband returns south and they meet again, his words, “I still remember what you said,” break down the walls between them.
Love after marriage: a stoic officer pursues his wife for ten years, until she finally turns back with a smile. “You're the one person I never want to miss.”
Let me listen carefully and read a book seriously
Read 58 chapters. The future is bright, come on.
It is in line with the emotional logic of people of that era, reserved, persistent, plain and true.
The language is simple and can touch people's hearts. The emotion is subtle, but it warms the heart. Every detail is very interesting, there is no strong and strong emotion, it is the sincerity and true love that is waiting silently.