"Glimmer to Warmth"
In Shenzhen in the midsummer of 2015, Zhou Wei, who graduated from a technical secondary school, clutched her kindergarten teacher qualification certificate and plunged into this steel forest, vowing to escape the prejudice that "girls are useless in studying." She started as a co-worker in kindergarten, feeding and wiping children, staying up late to revise lesson plans, and was soaked in the smell of disinfectant and rice cereal every day. However, through the smiling faces of the children, the help of seniors, and the silent care of the driver, Master Wang, she came into contact with the warmth of this city.
From Shenzhen to the county town, she returned to her hometown with experience in early childhood education, but encountered rejection and doubt in the new environment. When love came like honey, she thought she had found support, but unexpectedly she fell into a conspiracy in the name of "marriage fraud." Her old lung disease made her fall into the cold winter of life. During the confrontation in the court and the struggle in front of the hospital bed, she saw clearly the coldness of human nature on the verge of collapse, but she also clenched the courage to live through the protection of her parents and the kindness of strangers.
After her divorce, she started by setting up a stall selling children's clothing. She stuck to her originality despite plagiarism and questioning, and sewed her tenderness towards children and her stubbornness towards life into each piece of small clothing. As her "Glimmer" studio began to shine, the doctor Li Junlin who handed over lozenges in the clinic approached with warm eyes - this time, she was no longer chasing the light, but stood side by side with him, burning the little glimmers into a torch that illuminated each other.
This is a story about an ordinary girl struggling to grow up between the city and her hometown. It includes the sadness and achievements in the workplace, the sweetness and betrayal of love, and the resilience of not giving up in desperate situations and turning scars into medals. Every step she takes steps in the quagmire of reality, but she always moves in the direction of light, and ultimately lives as her own sun.
Purpose: to show women's resilience to persevere and thrive in real difficulties, and to convey the belief that ordinary people can live a wonderful life with courage and persistence.