The moment 17-year-old Zhao Chunfang hid her high school admission notice, the scissors of fate cut off her youth.
She sacrificed her studies for her family and worked as a factory worker. She married Song Jiagang because of a sorority party. She thought she was escaping, but she fell into a deeper quagmire. After her husband was laid off, she was drunk and violent. She tolerated it for the sake of her children, but turned her anger on those closest to her.
The child left, and she was diagnosed with a serious illness. She hid the diagnosis and ran to the sea she had never seen before, apologizing to the child.
Zhao Chunfang's life is the epitome of ordinary people who have been repeatedly bent by life. There is a silent sigh hidden in every fold.
Purpose: Reflect the real life of women born in the 1970s