Military Marriage in the 1980S: I Fix the Machine, He Is Responsible for Chasing Me

Lin Wanhe has been repairing machines in a textile factory for five years, but he can't even get through the door of the machine repair class. The transformation drawings she drew were stolen by her fiancé and entered into the competition, and her mother persuaded her to give up her official job spot to her younger brother. Lin Wanhe dismantled the malfunctioning machine in public, spent twelve minutes proving who drew the drawings, and canceled the engagement. At the blind date table, she listed three rules for marriage to the cold-faced officer Zhou Jinchuan: you can't quit your job, you have to take care of your salary, and each person has half of the housework. Everyone was waiting for him to lift the table, but he folded the paper and put it in his pocket: "I will write the wedding report, and I will chase the relationship slowly." Later, Lin Wanhe became the youngest technical team leader in the factory from a temporary repairman, and led the female workers to take off the "Men Only" sign. As for the person who agreed to pursue her slowly, she waits at the factory gate every day for her to come home.