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Since the early 1990s, a large number of Chinese have begun to go abroad to make a living abroad, and have encountered many difficulties: language barriers, different living habits, different traditional customs, different political systems in the countries they live in, and the pain of separation from relatives in their homeland. . . Many Chinese people have used their tenacious fighting spirit, strong adaptability, and hard-working attitude to gain a foothold and start their own businesses in foreign countries. However, they have also paid a heavy price: their wives and children have been separated, and their families have been destroyed. . . This article tells the story of a Central Plains woman named Li Yan and her friends. Telling about their life in Cape Town, South Africa, Li Yan had nothing when she first left the country, borrowed money to start a business in Cape Town, was deceived by black people one after another, was unfamiliar with the local humanistic and political system, and clashed with the locals, so much so that she lost all her money and almost ended up living on the streets. However, Li Yan persevered and struggled until she successfully opened her own restaurant and became a well-known local Chinese restaurant. She experienced setbacks and vicissitudes of life. However, behind Li Yan's success was her husband's betrayal, and her biological daughter was taken away and never reunited. A lonely and helpless life for many years. . .

The life path of a strong girl, including love, career and family.