The Mountains and Rivers Are Far and Wide, and There Are People Back Home

Su Zhaozhao, a modern social animal, transformed into the cannon fodder "Su Zhaodi" who died young in 1955 and struggled to survive with a pair of nine-year-old twins. She knew that the original owner's husband, Gu Heng, was not dead, but was forced by the times to work anonymously in a factory in a different place. He had secretly sent money for many years but was misunderstood and abandoned. Su Zhaozhao did not want to wait for his fate. He first relied on his own side business to save travel expenses, and then took his children thousands of miles to find a husband. After the truth came to light, the two put aside their differences and reorganized their families. Su Zhaozhao opened a staff canteen, encouraged female workers to learn skills, and supported each other with Gu Heng, living a warm and fulfilling life in ordinary years.