The little lives of several women who have come to Beijing to pursue their dreams. Not a single female lead; a slow pace, a realistic outlook, and a focus on relationships and married life.
After a family crisis, Bai Xianyun takes a break from school to care for a sick relative. Then, as if things couldn't get worse, her fiance, whom she was about to marry, cheats on her and calls off the wedding. Her friend Xiang Feixing had been an aimless urban office worker, but when her best friend runs into trouble, she steps up and does everything she can to help.
The two realize that the days of having their parents shield them from life's storms are over. They are old enough to shoulder life's burdens themselves.
Gao Fei, a rich second-generation heiress with no goals, watches the two work hard and gradually develops ambitions of her own. She wants to break free from the life her parents have planned for her and do something she is good at, something meaningful.
Wei Jiao hasn't figured out what she wants to do yet, but one thing is certain: continuing her studies can't be wrong. She has to work hard to keep up with a world that changes by the day.
Four girls from different backgrounds, each with a distinct personality, meet by chance and support one another. Facing conflicts between young people's career and personal choices and their parents' expectations, as well as the distance between ideals and reality, they search for answers together. They overcome crisis after crisis in their personal lives, families, relationships, and careers, encouraging one another and growing together as they work through the troubles of family and everyday life. They not only become better versions of themselves, but also help their aging parents keep up with the times, break free from old ways of thinking, rediscover their curiosity about the world, and embrace new lives, new technology, and new ideas. Along the way, they find beautiful romances and harmonious families.
Every woman who keeps striving forward deserves to be treated gently by the world.
The sequel, Every Day, One Small Step II, is open for advance reservations. It follows Bai Xianyun, Xiang Feixing, and Gao Fei in their married lives, with a focus on fathers taking part in raising children. Young Wei Jiao is still growing through her studies.
Watch Zhang Taian wake up eight times a night to care for his daughter, Ji Jinxi prove himself a model father and parenting expert, and Feng Jingting evolve from a hands-off executive into a capable dad.
The first story was about the young women waking up and making progress. Now it's the men's turn to catch up. If you're interested, check it out ^_^
Theme: A story about independent women of the new era striving to navigate family, love, and careers.
One Small Step Forward Every Day II
Transmigrated into the Man in a Tragic Romance Novel
After Finding My Missing Ex
Custom-Built Boyfriend [Full-Dive VR]
All My Neighbors Are Monsters
Everyday Child-Rearing in Ancient Times
After the Male God Was Reborn, He Married Me
Transmigrated as the Supporting Female Character Who Breaks Off Her Engagement with the Male Lead
The System Keeps Trying to Kill Me
You Are My Fated Trial
The Big Shot's Home-Raised Little Prince
Fanged Beast: The Beast Emperor's Beloved
The party is in my heart Zhang Tai'an is truly a model of male virtue, gentle, strong and empathetic. He was born in an environment that was absolutely conducive to him and he could still understand the plight of women. I saw a po owner on wb who said that if men want to lead a happy life, they must learn not to be stupid and filial, and have the courage to be "rebellious". Classmate Zhang is a role model. He and Xiaoyun will definitely be happy. Please write the second part soon!!
I sent it before I finished writing it. Besides, she was rich, beautiful, and wealthy, and she was already married to her son. If she continued to write about it, it would be a trivial matter of childcare, which would deviate from the topic. So I think the author didn't end it too hastily.
The story ended suddenly. I think the author probably had this in mind. Xiang Feixing got married quickly, after all, the old wolf dog was already over thirty. As for Bai Xianyun, it will not be easy for her and Tai'an to get married, and Tai'an's mother will not have an easy time. It's not that Zhang Tai'an can't marry Bai Xianyun without his mother's consent. It's that all conflicts that have arisen should be resolved before marriage, and the main force in solving this problem is Zhang Tai'an. He should settle his mother's affairs instead of leaving it to the heroine to solve. All relationships between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law are the relationship between husband and wife, the ultimate expression of the relationship between mother and child. But Zhang Tai'an's settlement of his mother has strayed away from the theme of this book. The theme of this book is the growth of girls and becoming better selves.
Is this the end???? This ending is too hasty, right?
I watched it for two days, it was quite interesting.
Didn't Mr. Zhang and Miss Bai interact after they got married?
What a novel knowledge point
The effect is great! First negative score!
Did it break again? . . .
The health tank is empty, let's finish and take a day off.