Lin Wei, a mountain phoenix who flew out of the mountains of Guizhou, graduated from junior high school and entered Shenzhen in the 1990s. From a breakfast stall owner to a female president of a multinational foreign trade company, she has experienced ups and downs in twenty years. I met a pervert on a train, and also met Zhong Jun, a train conductor who had been guarding him for half my life; I was teased and abandoned by the rich second generation, but I was also protected by others with my life. When she was scarred in the business battlefield, she regained hope at a street vegetable stall. After three marriages broke up and four entrepreneurial failures, she finally reunited with the flight attendant who rescued her when she was young in the green car. This man, who had seen her in all her embarrassment and glory, took over her children from three different fathers and wiped away all her tears with the cuffs of his railway uniform. From the Diwang Building in Shenzhen to the rapeseed fields in Guizhou, from rental houses in urban villages to cross-border trade orders, Lin Wei used her life's ups and downs to explain: A woman's medal is the flower that blooms on the scar.
Concept: A woman's medal is the flower that blooms on the scar.