Lin Yue was once a senior account manager at a foreign bank with an annual salary of 300,000, but was forced to become a stay-at-home mother after getting married and having children. Three years later, her husband Zhang Wei cheated on her and cut off her living expenses. With her three-and-a-half-year-old daughter, she only had 7,000 yuan in savings left. Returning to the workplace has been repeatedly met with obstacles. The interviewer bluntly said that "the window period is too long" and "the children will ask for leave at a young age." When she was desperate, she joined an insurance company and learned the business from scratch.
The story delicately shows Lin Yue's psychological transformation: from the unwillingness of "How did I live like this?" To the determination of "I will be fine." She is no longer the elite standing in front of the floor-to-ceiling windows in the CBD, nor is she the dusty stay-at-home mother trapped in the kitchen - she is the sum of the two, a woman who fills the gaps in life with tears, sweat and unwillingness.
This is not a counterattack myth, but a true portrayal of an ordinary woman climbing out of a desperate situation step by step. When the bank offer she once dreamed of came again, she declined it. Because she finally understood: the direction was not a straight road, but walking forward along the wall in the dark, opening the door, and found light outside.
Mission: Let thousands of women like Lin Yue find the light of life.