Weight loss is a common topic in today's mainstream society.
Familiar and strange, public and mysterious, simple and complex.
The originally unremarkable "weight loss careers" of senior heavyweight beauties "Wen Zhuangzhuang" and "Fatty Face" caused an uproar in a "weight loss reality show" trying to pass the time.
A charming female producer who inexplicably "hates" overweight people, a harmless male host who is a "heartthrob" who has returned from overseas, a beauty pageant champion who gained weight due to an accidental car accident, and a tennis star who unexpectedly gained weight during a competition. People from all walks of life are coming to the show.
Originally different lives were intertwined because of a common goal, with expected conflicts and unknown resonances.
When the enemy of weight loss is no longer just accumulated fat and bloated body, do you still have enough courage to "face it"?
When the hoped-for rebirth is no longer just an external change, how will we repair and rebuild our tired or scarred heart?
Everyone must learn to face up to the imperfections in life, rather than seeing everything as irreparable shortcomings, because this is a better way to complete oneself.
It doesn't matter whether transformation is the best start. What we need to learn more is how to steer our own life with some difficulty.
Do all the good things you desire truly make you happy?
This is a story with laughter and tears, some helpless, some overjoyed, some regretful, some remorseful, all of which come from fragments of life.
You are happy just because you are in the smile.
You are sad only because you are in the tears.