Lin Xi, a girl from Qinghai, was the first Cambridge exchange student in her village. She slapped those who despised her in the UK with education cases from her hometown. She also met Lu Zeyan, a top student who shared the ideal of rural education, by spilling coffee.
After returning to Beijing, she refused to live in the Lu family villa, rented an old house in Haidian, went to rural areas to conduct research, and obtained 5 million in financing based on her strength. Her mother-in-law went from questioning her to hosting a celebration banquet for her, and her grandfather went from worrying about "not being in the right family" to following her father in charity work, and even had a funny incident where he lost his dentures because of laughter. She helped her best friend Zhang Xiaoya get out of an unhappy marriage and open a housekeeping company; she persuaded Chen Mengmeng, who had always found trouble, to transform into a business owner. She holds horse team rural weddings, takes her children to fly kites on the grassland, and promotes the rural education AI platform to Southeast Asia. The book is full of pyrotechnic jokes: Lu Zeyan mixes milk powder into pimple soup, and his grandfather taught him the "Three Character Classic" and he memorized it incorrectly. In the end, this is not a story about a wealthy family, but a story about a rural girl who grew up with her relatives and friends through resilience, proving that if there is light in the heart, the road will be broad.
Purpose: Based on Lin Xi's experience from rural Qinghai to the elite circle of Haidian, it breaks the stereotypes that "it is difficult to integrate into the elite society because of a rural background" and "wealthy marriages must rely on dependence", echoes the social issue of "underprivileged students rely on strength to counterattack" in reality, and proves that personal value is never defined by one's origin.