When she woke up, the "iron rice bowl" in front of Yi Zhihua Su Xiu of the textile factory was shattered. State-owned enterprises were restructured, laid-off workers were re-employed, and the wave of the times left her, an advanced model, on the beach. Her husband is a "good old man" who can't hold up the wall, her colleagues switch to selling breakfast, her neighbors set up a stall to repair zippers, and her relatives are waiting to see her laugh and say, "So what if I'm a college student? Isn't she jobless?" There were seniors and juniors at home, and the bankbook was as thin as a piece of paper. Su Xiu wiped his face, wasn't he just starting over? She polished her wedding sewing machine, looked at the fashion magazines she bought from relatives in Hong Kong, picked up the scissors, and stepped on the pedal. The neighbor aunts said sourly: "Hey, Su Xiu is making new clothes again. I'm really worried!" Not long after, these aunts blocked the door of Su Xiu's house, waving the cloth tickets in their hands: "Xiao Su, help me make that skirt called...'Puff sleeves'! The price is good!" From a small sewing stall in the family area of the factory to the most fashionable clothing store in the city; from "Chenliang" shirts to Hong Kong-style bell-bottoms, from being passively laid off to actively "going overseas". Su Xiu used a pair of skillful hands to carve out a prosperous road for herself in this era where opportunities and challenges coexist. As for the "good old man" ex-husband? Su Xiu looked at the retired tough guy opposite who had been silently helping her with shopping, guarding the store, and driving away the gangsters, and smiled brightly: "Please give in, don't stop me from becoming a householder worth ten thousand yuan." ** Tags: ** Chronicles, career counterattacks, laid-off and re-employed, parents' filial piety
