When she woke up, Su Yun, a top technician in a textile factory, became a "laid-off female worker", and her iron rice bowl was shattered more thoroughly than her pickle vat. The husband, who was earning a meager salary, sighed: "Just rest at home and I will take care of you." The mother-in-law squinted and said, "A woman's family still has to rely on men." Living in the factory family area, the former enthusiastic neighbors now avoid her when they see her, and the gossip behind her back is more tattered than the cloth processed by the supply and marketing cooperative. "Have you heard? Su Yun is laid off, and life will be difficult in the future!" "What about the factory workers? They don't have jobs anymore, tsk tsk." Su Yun held the few hundred dollars in her hand, listened to the popular hits on the tape recorder, and watched the ever-changing news on the black and white TV, and smiled. Rest? Rely on men? What others see as a desperate situation is Su Yun's new starting point. The restructuring of state-owned enterprises is both a pain and an opportunity! She picked up her old business, starting from altering "Qingliang" shirts and sewing the most fashionable bell-bottoms in the city, and gradually accumulated capital. While others were still scrambling to buy goods, her clothing stall had quietly opened in the city center. When "ten thousand-yuan household" was still a rare term, she had already begun to think about "brand effect." From a small tailor stall, to a clothing processing factory, to a clothing brand that leads a generation of trends... Her husband, who originally advised her to be a good wife at home, became her "good wife", delivering meals to her every day on a 28-bar bicycle. Her mother-in-law, who used to look down on her, would praise everyone she met: "My daughter-in-law, she is a strong woman!" The trend in the family area has also completely changed: "Boss Su,
