"Husband is called by his future wife, she won't rob him."
1997, Dongguan.
The day she left him, she left two words on the call desk: husband.
It doesn't matter whether he understands or he doesn't understand.
That year, she was twenty years old.
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At the age of fifteen, she went to Dongguan alone.
Spending the night in a barren mountain, checking temporary residence permits, and standing on an assembly line until my feet swelled.
When she met him later, he taught her how to read a contract, tie a tie, and called her "baby."
That was the first time she was held in someone's hand.
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Later, she got married and gave birth to a daughter. Starting with eight yuan, she gradually became a different person.
Many, many years later, someone asked her why the company was named "Ruisheng".
She didn't explain.
Some things can only be told from the beginning.
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Story highlights
• The background of Hong Kong-owned factories in Dongguan in the 1990s, a true sense of the times
• The male protagonist teaches the female protagonist how to see the world step by step, and her cultivation is the ceiling
• The unspoken "I love you" is all in the details
• There is no reunion ending, but the ginger flowers bloom every year
• She spent thirty years living the way he taught her
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📖 Reading Guide
This is a story that requires a little patience.
The male protagonist only appears in Chapter 5. The first four chapters are about her surviving step by step in Dongguan in the 1990s.
If you are willing to accompany her through that journey - there is a whole attic of flowers behind, waiting for her, and waiting for you.
Concept: A girl blooms decently from the abyss and spends half her life saying goodbye without ever seeing each other again.