Twenty-six-year-old Dai Xiting had just ended his dull and depressing marriage, and unexpectedly traveled back to Hong Kong in 1968, a city where turmoil and opportunities coexisted. A new life was quietly conceived in her belly, and she ended up alone on the streets in a troubled world. She had no relatives, no friends, and nothing, except for a pair of hands that were practical and willing to work and a smartphone that gave her guidance.
In order to have a stable pregnancy and take root, she started from a street stall and conquered the taste buds of the market with her exclusive secret charcoal grilled squid and pan-fried snacks. She is diligent, down-to-earth, clean and self-disciplined, and earns the goodwill of her neighbors with her gentle and transparent personality. She captures the information gap of the times by subscribing to newspapers and periodicals, and is the first to seize the scarce supplies of groceries for people's livelihood. She combines her main business of snacks with small side businesses, steadily earning money and building up her family fortune.
Chen Muhe, the calm and restrained police officer in the area, silently watched and guarded secretly, and gradually developed a forbearance in the fireworks.
In the past, marriage was dull and dull, but in this life, the market is full of hope. Dai Xiting is sober and independent, striving for progress in stability, setting up a stall to save money, discerning business opportunities, and taking root in the times. In the chaotic 1960s in Hong Kong, he personally earned a stable and beautiful life for himself and his children.
Purpose: Female self-reliance and entrepreneurship