Hua Kai is about to enter his 40s. Her husband is a naval officer and spends almost 300 of the 365 days a year floating on the vast sea of the motherland. She is about to become a mother of two children. The eldest son is 8 years old, which is the age when people hate dogs. The second child has just been carried in the belly for more than a month. He is vomiting everything he eats and is tortured. My parents-in-law also make mistakes from time to time. All kinds of unsatisfactory things at work are like the drizzle in the rainy season, which makes people endlessly upset. Hua Kai feels that her daily life is in dire straits, struggling to find a balance between collapse and non-collapse, nerves and lack of nerves.
Purpose: The work and life of middle-aged people are not easy