In the 1990S, a Little Nanny from Jiangxi Came to Foshan

[Articles from the 1990s] [Travel without Rebirth] [Girls from the Bottom Counterattack] In the rural areas of Jiangxi in the 1990s, in an ordinary family that favored boys over girls, the girl who was the second eldest child was born to be ignored and treated harshly. The eighteen-year-old sister stayed at home to learn tailoring and was cared for by her family. However, at the age of fifteen, she was cruelly kicked out of the house by her mother and went south to Foshan alone to work as a nanny. When she first entered the prosperous and unfamiliar southern city, she was helpless, timid and humble. As a nanny, she was treated coldly and made things difficult for her. After several wanderings and bumping into walls, she was lucky enough to be taken in by a kindhearted person. She gritted her teeth and walked into the factory, working hard in the assembly line day after day, stumbling along the way. Breaking free from the shackles of indifference of the original family, surviving the unspoken bitterness of the bottom class, and taking root step by step in the wave of the 1990s. From a small and humble nanny in the country, she transformed into an independent and self-reliant woman. She finally met a gentle husband, settled down and established a family, and gained a stable and fulfilling life in a foreign land. The history of an ordinary girl's journey south is a story of forbearance, perseverance and a sizzling life of turning against the wind.