Threading the Needle

This is a professional article about "ready-to-wear designer". The so-called ready-to-wear designer is different from haute couture in that it is for the mass market. Xiao Lin comes from a small city in southwest China. Her family is all science and engineering students, but she is the only one with an artistic talent. After graduating from the Academy of Fine Arts majoring in service design, she went to Shenzhen to find a job alone. She wanted to be a fashion designer, but it was difficult to achieve her ambition. One year after graduation, she frequently changed jobs and worked as a "clothing designer" in various small companies, which was actually a job of moving pirated goods. Seeing that her dream was getting further and further away from her, she couldn't bear it anymore and fired her boss. The rent is overdue, the mobile phone payment is in arrears, and I am living on the streets of a foreign land with my luggage. Should she contact her family? Should she stick to her dream and continue her career, or should she return to her hometown and work as a nine-to-five administrator under the arrangements of her parents? At the corner of life. She met Zhao Yuan. They are alumni. He is eight years ahead of her. He is an ordinary person who is "without spirit" in the words of his university tutor. With hard work, he gradually became the design director of a well-known domestic clothing company. He is clearly successful, but there is no trace of the aura of a successful person in him. He wears a black peaked cap and gray clothes all day long, and walks heavily. He always spends time in the sample room approving samples, his eyes and face hidden under the shadow of the brim of his hat. He just silently intertwined his life with the yarn in his hand. [Ready-to-wear design + workplace + growth + love? In the first half of this story, the male protagonist is a beacon for the female protagonist. He illuminates the heroine's career dreams and is her mentor on her career path. In the second half, the heroine grows up and lights up the hero's life. Because aside from work, he is basically an idiot in life and emotions. The male protagonist is like a primary school student emotionally, young and naive. ------ Readers in the comment section are asking when the male and female protagonists will start dating. Doesn't the male protagonist always have a hat that makes it difficult to see his face? When he takes off his hat and reveals his face, he begins to fall in love. I think, if you put aside the enthusiasm and devotion of the male protagonist to his career, as a romantic male protagonist, he is too immature, with the body of an old bacon and the heart of a puppy. It's really not lethal. Only Xiao Linzi, who had just graduated, would regard him as an unattainable male god. ------ Starting from Chapter 9, there are some cases where the previous and previous plots do not match up, because the previous ones have been revised and the later ones have not yet had time to complete. I quite like this article. I love the male protagonist so much, and I also like the clear and silly, polite and stubborn character of the female protagonist. This article belongs to the Lifetime series. I don't want to abandon the article, but I don't have time to fill it in at the moment. Concept: Chasing dreams in the city