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In 1997, a wave of layoffs hit the country, especially the old industrial bases in Northeast China. Faced with sudden life difficulties, the vast majority of laid-off people fell into confusion and difficulty. They ran around and tried to survive at all costs. Zhang Xiaoyu is a laid-off female worker. By chance, she joined a health care product company and began a three-year working experience. She stood out in the fierce competition and worked hard to improve herself. From a housewife to a sales management expert, she was promoted to a middle-level manager of the company. Zhang Xiaoyu finally woke up from the labor pains again and again, and resolutely left the dream that made her ups and downs.

"The Woman Who Crossed the Sea" is the author's second full-length series. They are like a footprint left after snow in a border town, gradually melting into the past of a woman from the bottom of society. There are many fragments of thoughts in the story, but not all of them are useless. It tells us how cruel and harsh the world has been in the context of the past twenty years or so. Those who are able to walk over exhausted are all courageous and should be respected, even if they are the most despicable people. A tragic story is unpalatable, but its unpleasure does not mean that it has no reading value, because these words are descriptions of reality from the bottom of the heart, and there will always be a paragraph that will become a memory for you.