What Lin Tang fears most in his life is not poverty, but "accepting his fate."
When she was 20 years old, everyone told her: A woman can learn any skill and marry a good man.
She wrote the recipe on the candy paper and kept it one by one, as if she was saving a way out.
At the age of 30, she set up a stall to support her family, while her husband Zhou Jianshe was laid off from the machinery factory.
Someone asked her: Isn't it embarrassing for your husband to show up as a woman?
She said nothing. The dull man silently welded a brand new cart for her.
At the age of 40, she was sitting in the factory she bought, facing a roomful of male shareholders.
Some people say: If a woman is in charge of the house, the house will collapse.
She stood up and slapped an acquisition agreement on the table:
"I've decided to buy this factory."
