After the country fully liberalized the two-child policy, the entire population mobilized to work overtime to have a second child. But do the post-80s and 90s generations who are the main force in childbirth want to have a child or not? How should they face the various pressures from society, education, and economy, the feeling that they haven't had enough, and the pressure from their mothers-in-law?
This book covers all the hottest topics nowadays: such as second child, education, marriage and love, mass entrepreneurship, workplace, etc.
It is definitely a down-to-earth book, a book closest to life, a light-hearted, funny and tender novel.