Qin Luo, a civil servant from another place, doesn't understand why girls can't marry far away. Obviously, all families prepare RVs for boys so that they can settle down no matter where they go. Naively, she married far away with this idea. She thought that marriage would be an escape from her original family. The two of them would walk side by side and hold the steering wheel of their lives together. But at the beginning of the marriage talks, she seemed to have put herself on the pig-killing plate of her husband's family, and was repeatedly manipulated. Her lover treats her sincerely, but he is torn between her family and Qin Luo. Conflicts over pregnancy preparation, disputes during pregnancy, dangers in childbirth, and struggles over parenting boundaries ensue. Female drivers are regarded as road killers by default. Once there are men, they can't help but tell women to drive. They don't realize that beginners are an identity rather than a gender. Women in marriages face the same dilemma. Through rounds of trade-offs and consumption, she slowly came to see clearly: The steering wheel of life cannot be left in the hands of others.
Purpose: Take control of your own life
