In middle age, life and career are reaching their peak, and marriage and family are in decline. The cracks in a marriage are not caused by earth-shattering collapse, but by daily wear and tear.
Ye Wan'er's marriage is a silently shattered mirror. Her husband Zhuang Kaisheng is increasingly estranged, addicted to socializing, and his whereabouts are a mystery; her mother-in-law is mean and critical and regards "giving birth to a son" as her biggest dereliction of duty; her best friend Su Minmin's "care" is more like a poisonous soft knife, quietly piercing the cracks in her marriage. And she herself was struggling between career and family, and faced the "suspected malignant" verdict in the medical examination report alone late at night.
Middle age is a silent rout. Until that day, a broken glass, an ambiguous text message, a sudden illness, and a cold stack of loan shark bills completely shattered Ye Wan'er's world.
She thought there was only darkness under the abyss, but in this desperate situation, she could clearly hear the unwilling beating of her heart for the first time. "Don't give up on yourself." This was the hand she extended to herself on the edge of the abyss.
This is a true record of marriage restoration for adults - there are no divine soldiers, only mortals rebuilding their way back home in the ruins, brick by brick.
There is light in the cracks, and there is brightness in the lamps. There is no perfect marriage, only us who keep repairing it!
Purpose: Through the process of a middle-aged couple from rift to reconstruction, it explores the true nature of marriage, women's self-awakening and the reconstruction of family responsibilities, and conveys the healing core of "the rift is not the end, but the place where light comes in".