On a windy and rainy autumn night in 1992, Su Xiaomei rushed to the Far East Hotel clutching the gold-plated wedding invitation, but was frozen in eternity by the dazzling car lights at the zebra crossing. When she opened her eyes again, the smell of sewing machine oil from the textile factory workshop in 1988 hit her nostrils - she was reborn on the first day of a turning point in fate.
In this life, she vowed to live a different life. But fate played a cruel joke: Cheng Yuanzheng, the newly transferred workshop director, was the man who gave her everything but was scarred in her previous life. While other female workers were busy delivering hot water to the director's office, Su Xiaomei hid the night school registration form in her overalls pocket; when the factory director hinted that she could be arranged to be the director's assistant, she chose to stay in the workshop, which was filled with pungent dyes, to learn from her master.
The wave of reform and opening up swept through state-owned textile factories, and Su Xiaomei was the first to smell business opportunities. When she took her laid-off sisters to contract a printing and dyeing workshop that was on the verge of being abandoned, Cheng Yuanzheng was sent to the border area for reporting leadership corruption. Three years later, he returned with orders from Hong Kong businessmen. The former female worker Su had transformed into the owner of a clothing factory in a famous shopping mall.
However, when the two finally settled their differences, Su Xiaomei bumped into the driver who caused the accident in her previous life while expanding the factory. What's even more frightening is that when a box of dusty smuggled ledgers was resurfaced, she discovered that
Purpose: True rebirth is not about the pleasure of revenge, but about seeing through the impermanence of fate and still having the courage to choose goodwill and creation, firmly grasping one's own course in the tide of the times, and ultimately realizing the vastness and dignity of life.