The Light of Day Does Not Cross

Xiong Xixi was born in a small town in Chongqing in 1994. Her parents were ordinary but loved each other deeply. When she was four years old, a car accident during a heavy rain took away her father's life. Her mother turned her grief into resentment and believed that her daughter was the disaster that "killed" her father. In order to survive, my mother remarried her stepfather, a construction site contractor. Xixi struggled with fear and isolation. When she asked her mother for help, she was dismissed as a lie, and she gradually fell into the abyss of rebellion. She briefly had the warmth of "home", but was eventually abandoned and deported. After living a miserable life, facing the breakdown of her family, her stepfather's bankruptcy, and her mother's re-relationship and divorce as an adult, Xixi joined the live broadcast industry in 2015 to reinvent herself in front of the camera. She worked hard to support her mother, but she encountered platform contract traps, family exploitation, her grandmother was seriously ill, and her real estate collapsed... The journey was muddy. In the intertwining of the tide of the times and the fate of women, Xiong Xixi spent ten years of blood and tears looking for her own light - even if that light never really shined into her childhood.