She made a dress for her daughter's doll, and overnight, millions of people were looking for her.
Su Ran, a mother of two from Chaoshan. She gave up her job for the sake of the family, only to be rewarded by her husband saying, "I don't do anything at home." If I ask for 1,500 for living expenses, I will be asked where I spent it.
Until late that night - she opened the sewing box passed down to her by her mother, and used the heirloom technique of fashionable embroidery to make a Chinese horse-faced skirt for her daughter's naked doll. The hem of the skirt is embroidered with phoenixes and peonies, and the word "ran" is hidden in the lining. I casually posted it online, and when I woke up, it had over a million views.
The comment area went crazy: "Is this a work of art?" "Please link!" "Sister, do you have classes?"
The whole Internet is looking for this mysterious woman.
Her husband was still lying on the sofa scrolling through his cell phone, but he didn't know that the "sick" craftsman was sitting in front of him.
A horse-faced skirt embroidered a woman's business empire. This is a healing and refreshing drama about Chinese craftsmanship, the mother's counterattack, and the dignity of being seen.
