Not Confused at Forty? It's Unbreakable at Forty!

40-Year-old Lu Xin never thought that he would be unemployed in middle age - the mortgage loan is overwhelming, his children's interest class fees are crinkled in his hands, and he even talks to his wife Chen Rou with cautious anxiety. But the light of life is always hidden in the trivial daily life: helping friends with plans in a milk tea shop and regaining the ability that has been lost in the workplace; rediscovering the hip hop that I loved to dance in college, and the footsteps in the living room in the early morning have become a new tacit understanding of the family; hanging corn and sweet potatoes from my hometown with my wife in the online store, and every order is written "real"; leading the middle-aged people in the community to dance, watching full-time mothers dare to wear skirts, retired teachers regaining their vitality... There are no bloody workplace battles, no deliberate sensationalism, only the earnestness of ordinary people looking for direction in middle age: it is the dim light of the desk lamp of the couple packing agricultural products late at night, the clumsy but determined dance steps of the dance class students, and the warmth of friends helping each other. From anxiety to steadiness, from confusion to determination, the story of Lu Xin and the people around him hides the taste of life that everyone between 30 and 60 years old understands - it turns out that an "unbreakable" life is never smooth sailing, but holding on to love in the ordinary, holding each other in trouble, and living life with enthusiasm is the best answer.