[Era + strong women + getting rich + slapping in the face + scumbag abuse + family + escaping from marriage + workplace + being strong + growing in love over time]
In 1982, the family forced Song Shiwei to marry a domestic violence man, just to give his brother an unstamped official job quota.
Her biological father advised her: "Who should a woman marry? If you suffer a little injustice, the whole family will benefit."
Song Shiwei overturned the folding table on the spot: "My brother wants to work, let him marry himself."
The old Song family thought that by withholding food stamps, ID and wages, she would bow down after just two meals. Unexpectedly, she first took back the sewing machine left behind by her mother, then set up separate divisions to stop the meal, and demanded four years of wages one by one.
There was no rebirth and no system. She couldn't get ten yuan of capital, so she dug profits from rags. When she bought the wrong canvas for five yuan, she changed it into labor protection sleeves; for a dime deposit, she calculated the fabric, needlework, wear and tear, and delivery date.
From setting up a stall, selling on a consignment basis, and breaking into a village-run garment factory, Song Shiwei sold the backlog of fabrics for cash and organized a group of girls trapped at home into a processing team.
Many years later, the old Song family blocked the door of the new factory and begged her to turn back. The loading truck roared past, and Song Shiwei opened the account book, leaving only one sentence: "If you don't want to talk about marriage, you can quote the price for business."
