Married to Japan, her story has just begun.
Reiko, an ordinary girl from Northeast China, married into a Japanese tea plantation family with her longing for love.
When she first arrived at the ancient house, what she encountered was not warmth, but indifference and silence: the alienation from her husband's family and the indifference of her husband made it difficult for her to move in a foreign country. Between the tests in the kitchen, daily grind, and cultural differences, life seems like a silent practice.
She once cried because of loneliness, and also wanted to retreat because of grievances, but the arrival of her child made her learn to be strong. After experiencing childbirth and divorce, she entered society alone, worked hard from scratch, and reinvented herself step by step in a foreign country.
As time went by, fate did not let her down. In the end, Reiko ushered in a new marriage and happiness, and gained her own light and warmth in addition to the tea garden and wind and rain.
This is a story about distant marriage and growth, describing the loneliness, struggle and awakening of a woman in a foreign marriage.
Purpose: Women grow up bravely in a foreign country and pursue themselves and happiness.