A parallel world of female heroes in the 1950s. Qiqi is too beautiful and delicate, but his wife Song Xueyi just doesn't tolerate him, which leads to many comedies.
This place is a wharf that connects the ancient town of Cao to the Yangtze River. The taste of the food is on the sweet side. After Qiqi became pregnant, she ate sweets to her heart's content. The meat is sweet, the chicken is sweet, and even in the morning I no longer eat milk bread, but eat boiled dry shreds with sugar.
He was the first son of a rice merchant's family, not a daughter, and his mother didn't pay much attention to him. His father was only sixteen when he gave birth to him. The birth went smoothly, but he fainted for half a month after the birth. His wife drank sweet rice wine orally for him every day to stimulate milk. Therefore, the milk Qiqi drank was sweet. When she was pregnant, she would feel dizzy if she did not eat sweet food. Coupled with the effects of sleeping pills, she would be drowsy all day long. Only after eating sweet things would she feel more energetic.
Song Xueyi is a cadre who went south. As soon as she arrived here, she was arranged to watch a play. It was a local civilized play. The level was very low, but the actors worked hard. She was not interested in this at first, but her eyes lit up until Qiqi, who played a supporting role, appeared.
After that, Song Xueyi quietly asked who this beautiful boy was. People told him that he was the first-born son of a local millet merchant. He was a boy who would be married off in the future. He was a loser. He dropped out of school after he reached the second grade of high school because his mother wanted to marry him to a businessman in his thirties. He refused, ran away, and was caught again. He was tied up with five flowers and placed in a sedan chair. After preparing for the wedding, he followed the merchants to the Yangtze River. Unexpectedly, as soon as the door of the sedan chair opened, the groom rolled out - he had taken poison and passed out.
Now the woman doesn't want him either. After his family sent him to the hospital for resuscitation, they no longer forced him to get married. He didn't have much talent, but he was surprisingly good-looking, so he joined the county repertory troupe to perform in civilized plays. Because he had no acting skills, he could only play supporting roles, and because his father drank too much sweet rice wine when he fainted after childbirth, and he himself had taken poison, he often fainted, so he could only play B roles in supporting roles. That day when Song Xueyi was watching a play, a supporting character happened to be sick. Qiqi, who was already half-conscious, came on stage to speak a few lines. After a while, she fainted backstage and was carried to the hospital for injections by the troupe's manager. Song Xueyi heard about it and went to the hospital to visit him in person. He was unconscious and didn't know what was going on. His father, who came to see him with a basket of pears, had sharp eyesight and could tell that this calm and unmoved chief had taken a fancy to his useless son.
Song Xueyi did not go south with the army, but stayed in this city and became the director of culture. The army art troupe merged with the local theater troupe, and Song Xueyi asked the troupe leaders to recruit Qiqi, who could not act and loved to faint. Qiqi was stupid, dizzy all the time, and her acting skills had not improved at all, but this did not prevent Director Song from holding a wedding with him the next year. After the wedding, Qiqi fainted and was revived by passers-by. She told her wife's workplace and was sent to the Cultural Bureau. Then she was carried to Director Song's car, and then carried back to the two-story building near the river to exhume the body. This became a common occurrence. Da Li from the Cultural Affairs Bureau and Song Xueyi's driver were all familiar with this. Zhang Ma also knew that when Comrade Qiqi fainted, she would stew egg custard for him.
Concept: A series of comedies in the parallel female world of the 1950s