"Old Encounters in Guangdong"
[One sentence introduction: The sound of the tide in the Guangdong Sea is far away, and we are just facing each other across the sea]
Tags: Women | Realistic BE | Transnational | Adults | Wealthy | Restraint
Word count: Estimated 35,000
In the midsummer of Foshan in 2017, Shen Yan was trapped in a noisy logistics park, surrounded by men.
She had no intention of falling in love, she just wanted an irresponsible encounter, and she would pack her bags and return home in September.
By chance, she met Felicia Fu Zhiyu.
Foreign Chinese people in power are firmly trapped in the siege by their families, business marriages and children. She is a good dancer and has excellent emotional intelligence. She is a decisive businessman in front of others, but in private she is humorous, soft-spoken, and can be shy and awkward.
Three face-to-face meetings, two trips to Foshan and one trip to Jakarta.
What attracts Shen Yan is never the skin, but the rare relaxation and understanding in the hustle and bustle of the world.
But this encounter has an expiration date from the moment it is born. Shen Yan left Lingnan as scheduled, and the two lost contact.
Several years passed quickly, and the news across the sea rang out again.
Fu Zhiyu is still traveling to various countries on business, overwhelmed by endless career and family affairs. She longed for emotional comfort, but was unable to reciprocate it. She found it again, and she still longed for an offline reunion in her heart.
The filters fade away over time, and reality unfolds layer by layer.
Appreciation is real, and so is the gap.
Shen Yan calmly weighed, kept the bottom line, and refused to rush again.
There is no grand elopement, no one redeems anyone.
Some enthusiasm is only suitable to be sealed in the old days. The waves of the Guangdong Sea have come and should recede safely.
[Tip: No redemption, no reunion, restrained farewell for adults, part of the plot is based on real experience, and has been greatly adapted from fiction]
Purpose: 1. There is no salvation from wealthy families, and ordinary people should not fantasize about saving others.
Fu Zhiyu's pain comes from her family marriage and career model, which are her own choices and shackles in life. The protagonist Shen Yan does not act as a savior, nor does he try to break the other party's real dilemma. Personal lust and favor cannot shake the huge family and interest system.