Two-way rush in the fireworks
Lu Yanman worked as a leadership secretary in a local government unit. Her calm and capable temperament was tempered by the chicken feathers at home. His father was an alcoholic and his mother was a violent man. His brother got married early and still relied on his parents' subsidies with his two sons. His rebellious sister ran away from home because she resisted her mother's discipline. Two years later, she became pregnant and returned home with her husband. In such a family, Lu Yanman particularly longed for a stable warmth.
Her relationship with Bi Xinghe, the monitor of the Party and Mass Affairs Office of the same unit, began with their frequent contacts at work. Bi Xinghe has a gentle and down-to-earth temperament, and although his family is not "standard", it is full of warmth: his mother took him to remarry his stepfather, who treats him as his own child, his grandmother is kind and considerate of the family, and he has a sister Bi Nian who is fifteen years younger than him and was picked up by his family as a treasure. She has always been respectful and friendly to Lu Yanman.
The similar ordinary background makes the two people gradually develop feelings for each other as they get along. There were no ups and downs in their love, except that Bi Xinghe stayed with her silently when she was bothered by trivial matters at home, and Lu Yanman prepared hot tea when he worked overtime. Faced with Lu Yanman's mother's concerns about Bi Xinghe's family and the complicated situation in her family, the two always worked together to deal with it.
There are no earth-shattering oaths, only the company of a steady flow of water. Lu Yanman and Bi Xinghe, carrying the imprint of their respective families, tolerated and supported each other in the daily life of fireworks. In the end, they went from knowing each other to staying together, and lived an ordinary life into the most solid happiness.
Purpose: Ordinary men and women use understanding and companionship to resolve the trivialities and regrets of their original families, proving that true love does not need to be earth-shattering, and that staying together safely is salvation.