The Kite Flew Away

When she was six years old, Lin Wan'er ran out of Phoenix Ridge chasing a kite, vowing to fly out of Shanwowo. She was admitted to Peking University and married Zhang Han, who also came from a poor background. She thought she had found a fellow traveler, but she didn't know that marriage was a tug-of-war that gradually drifted away - she tried her best to fly upwards, but he just wanted to stay where he was; when she gave birth to a daughter, his family asked her to "have another son"; when she got a promotion and a salary increase, his self-esteem was shattered to pieces. After seven years of entanglement, she finally understood: Some people's threads are entangled not to fly higher, but to pull each other down. After the divorce, she was like a kite that had broken free of its strings and plunged into the wider sky. It wasn't until she met him who was also divorced that she understood - true love is two kites that can fly high, with the string in each other's hands but never pulling. This is the story of a woman struggling out of the dirt, being broken in her marriage, and being reborn after being broken. Written for every woman who has ever been or is currently "flying".