In the 1970s, Ji Shuangquan's aunt learned that the local government had issued a document stipulating that the age of marriage for both men and women must be 25 years old. Ji Shuangquan's parents, who wanted to marry their daughter-in-law as soon as possible, were very anxious when they learned about this situation. With the cooperation of both parents and aunt, Ji Shuangquan and Zhang Qiaofeng finally registered their marriage in an abnormal way. In this way, Ji Shuangquan was under the control of his parents. Ji Shuangquan felt very disgusted with this kind of life but was powerless. Yulan, who grew up with Ji Shuangquan, has always been deeply in love with Ji Shuangquan, but the lovers could not be together due to pressure from their parents. Ding Peipei, an educated youth who went to the countryside, also secretly buried his love for Ji Shuangquan in his heart. Not long after the marriage, Ji Shuangquan received the admission notice from the university. On the day he went to school, Ji Shuangquan met his middle school classmate Fang Qingli, and the spark of love gradually emerged between the two.
Purpose: The book takes Ji Shuangquan's marriage as the main line, tells the evil consequences of arranged marriages, reveals the good and evil of human nature, and shows the unremitting pursuit of love unique to Eastern women. At the same time, it writes about the struggle of a primary school teacher for the party's education. The whole play is full of positive energy, and shows a series of beautiful things such as filial piety, responsibility, and the value of life through different perspectives, sublimating the beauty of human nature.