Women Don't Cry

The protagonist Qiao Nan is a female employee of a large state-owned enterprise. After she was inexplicably eliminated by the tide of the times when she reached middle age, she refused to be idle and endured the humiliation and humiliation of working for foreigners. She unexpectedly discovered her greater potential and opened up a broader world for herself, thus creating a second spring in life. This spring is more mature and full, and has a clear understanding of the various situations in the world. Wisdom is infiltrated in calmness, and passion is burning in stability. "Women Don't Cry" chooses a unique perspective. Against the background of cultural and economic differences between China and South Korea, it uses a semi-documentary approach to calmly unfold the prologue of the story, vividly depicting the helplessness and high spirits of a middle-aged woman. It also vividly describes the emotional lives of many women who work for foreigners with Qiao Nan. Ruthlessly exposes the ugly behavior of unscrupulous capitalists for their business purposes and the souls of women twisted by helplessness and profit. The characters in the book not only have distinctive personalities, but are also close to life and have flesh and blood. The different life attitudes and lifestyles of the two generations also have a fierce collision in the book. Although this work is rough and atmospheric, its description of female psychology is extremely delicate and accurate. It can be regarded as a reference book for middle-aged women looking for their life position, and a history of women's inner growth.