Note: It still tells the story of Li Dai and Chen Yin, but the copywriting has been changed.
Steel tycoon Li Zhenghe has three daughters. The eldest daughter, Li Zhenzhen, graduated from foreign language school and was assigned to Tianjin. Naturally, she will not go. In the early 1950s, there were many wealthy people in Shanghai. It was simply insignificant to find a well-matched family and raise a wife without a public official, let alone a lot of dowry money.
Sure enough, not long after, she finalized her marriage to the real estate king's son.
The second daughter Li Ya is quick-witted and good at dancing. She graduated from the Department of Journalism and worked as a reporter in a newspaper. During an interview, she formed an indissoluble bond with the soldier Zhou Dashan, and they got married not long after.
The third child, Li Dai, is smart and as beautiful as a doll. She is Li Zhenghe's favorite. When he was seriously ill, he chose Chen Yin, who had returned from studying abroad with his sponsorship in the early years.
Chen Yin is the son of a worker. He lives a simple life, has a dull temper, and is rigid in doing things. His life is as regular as a running clock.
Li Dai loves to play and make trouble, likes fancy clothes and delicious food, dancing and playing the piano, and holding banquets. Naturally, she dislikes him in every possible way and looks down upon him in every possible way.
However, with the death of her father and the changes in the steel plant, Li Dai finally calmed down her temper, moved out of the garden house, and moved into No. 38 Kangpingfang, a new-style lane, with Chen Yin, and took over the management of the steel plant.
Reading guide: This is a story written from the 1950s to the 1990s. The couple worked hand in hand, forged ahead, and vigorously developed the steel plant. It focuses on daily life and contains various changes in the times.
Mission: Strong young people make the country strong