Su Xiangwan, the "flower" of Shanghai Textile Factory, has been an educated youth in the countryside for eight years. Finally, with a piece of paper proving his return to the city, he boarded the green train back to the city. Good news: She's back! Back to the big city I've longed for! ️ Bad news: The family occupied her room in order to find a wife for her brother, so she could only sleep in the corridor. My job quota has been taken away by my relatives, and I only have a few dozen dollars for settling-in expenses. My father doesn't care for my mother, and my brother and sister-in-law still think she's tacky and eats too much. Even worse news: The person we were dating in the country actually pursued him to the city and would not marry her unless she was the one he wanted. But how could he get a foothold in Shanghai with a rural registered permanent residence? Her relatives were all waiting to see her laugh and see her go back to the countryside to get married in despair. But they didn't know that during those years in the countryside, Su Xiangwan not only learned to farm, but also learned to read people's hearts and seize opportunities. Looking at the same "Chenliang" shirts in department stores, and thinking about the "Hong Kong style" trend blowing from the south, Su Xiangwan gritted his teeth, took out all his belongings, and jumped into the wave of self-employed clothing. From the first pair of bell-bottom pants at the night market to the small clothing store he opened; from being chased by the joint defense team to becoming one of the first "ten thousand-yuan households"; from being disliked by his family as a "slut" to the "female boss" that the whole family wants to fawn over... Su Xiangwan used a sewing machine to carve out a bright future for himself. As for the country man chasing after him? He carried cement, pedaled through three wheels, and finally became her most solid backing and an indispensable partner in her business empire. "Xiang Wan, if you rush forward, I will be at home and behind you." ** Tags:
