2018, Nanjiang County.
Seventeen-year-old Shen Yantang dropped out of school. The day she was blocked by the school bully in the bathroom and stripped of her clothes, she chewed the cigarette butt and decided not to endure it anymore.
She followed the gangsters in the county to see the venues and go to nightclubs, thinking that "mixed society" was the way out. It wasn't until her best friend was drugged and two ribs were broken while trying to protect her that she realized that there was no real winner in a world where the bottom was hurting each other.
With three thousand yuan in her pocket, she fled to Dongjiang City. I started as an Internet cafe cashier, took self-study exams, practiced internships, started a business, and worked my way up. She met a powerful man who handed her his business card, an elite lover who wanted to reform her, and a Chaoshan boy who was always waiting for her to drink porridge at the alley.
Ten years later, when she stood at the unveiling ceremony of the "Chuntang Charity Foundation" she founded, there were girls who had bullied her, gangsters who used her as pawns, and former parents who said "you are not worthy of my son" sitting in the audience.
Someone asked her: Do you hate it?
She said: "I don't hate it anymore. I'm just grateful to the person who didn't fall down in the dark alley of Nanjiang."
If the spring breeze doesn't cross me, I will blow it myself. If wildfire does not burn me, I will start a prairie fire.
Purpose: To advocate women's self-reliance, the spirit of rule of law, struggle and counterattack, and public welfare feedback.