Forty-two-year-old Lin Qiuhe went back to 1998, to the day when her husband forced her to sign and prepared to falsely claim resettlement compensation.
This time, she refused to sign, stopped paying, divorced, and left the Chen family with her nine-year-old daughter. Everyone was waiting to see how a laid-off woman would be crushed by life, but she took over the loss-making supply and marketing cooperative store that no one wanted.
From old goods that cannot be sold, order orders one after another, to a group of laid-off female workers who have regained their wages and the cargo route leading to border counties in Hunan and Guangxi, she does not rely on lottery tickets, the system, and does not wait for anyone to save her.
In her previous life, she had filled the holes for others; in her new life, she just wanted to earn her own life back inch by inch.
