Single Women Living Together

Chapter 20, three women, from Dayong to Shenzhen, from falling to the bottom to standing firm. The core of this volume is not "counterattack", but "survive". Qiuxiang was laid off, forced into marriage, and sold as goods by her own mother. She chose to get out and get on the green train going south. He Hua was kicked out by the manager's wife with her illegitimate child in her arms. She had no place to go and only Qiu Xiang knew her. Shan Hong sets rules for herself in the nightclub and does not enforce them, but the ledger is filled with names of people who have not repaid their debts. They are the lowest ants in this city, being stepped on, crushed by others, and swept away as garbage. But they didn't die. It will hurt after being beaten, but after the pain is over, continue crawling. This is what Volume 1 gives readers - not hope, but perseverance. A few points worthy of careful consideration: Qiu Xiang picks up the work card. She picked up the discarded "Fu Qiuxiang, No. 037" And put it in her pocket. It's not that I'm reluctant to leave, it's that I remind myself "I'll never come back again." When Chapter 56 was taken out, it took twenty years to pick it up again and again. Shan Hong's ledger. The words "Remember the pain" were written in Chapter 7, and the paper was torn. That was the lesson she learned with her body. It was neither beautifying nor sensational. It was the rule a woman set for herself at the lowest level. He Hua's empty wardrobe. In Chapter 9, she found pajamas in the closet, and in Chapter 57, she said, "I'll buy them myself now." An arc of twenty years, condensed into a wardrobe. Jade bracelet. Fifteen yuan, street stall goods. But Qiuxiang bought it with the first money she earned, clean money. Chapter 108 The bracelet flashes under the fireworks, and twenty years have come full circle, back to the starting point. The shortcoming of Volume One is that it is "too full". Being laid off, forced into marriage, going south, meeting, looking for a job, being bullied, fighting back - there is too much suffering crammed into twenty chapters, and some chapters are too depressing. But this was a last resort: if they didn't step into the mud, they wouldn't have enough weight to stand up later. If you feel out of breath while reading this volume, you're right. This is not a comfortable book. This is a book that holds twenty chapters in one breath and is waiting for the second volume to be slowly spit out.

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"A Single Woman's Good Day" Volume 2·On the Road Spoilers Time span: 2000-2008 Core theme: One climbs up, two falls Three main lines: Qiuxiang: started as a nightclub waiter, saved money, sent it home, learned computers, and changed to a clothing factory as a merchandiser. She took a "normal" path - hard work, but every step was visible. It's not that she doesn't want to take shortcuts, it's that she's afraid that if she leaves, she won't be able to look back. In this volume, her bankbook went from 3,000 yuan to nearly 1 million yuan, and she saved every penny through gritted teeth. He Hua: Starting from adding clocks in the foot bath city, step by step we slide into a deeper quagmire. It's not that she doesn't struggle, she just can't move anymore. She started playing mahjong, smoking, and hanging out with shady men. She wanted to stop but couldn't. He Hua in this volume will make readers feel uncomfortable - because she is like too many people in real life, knowing clearly that something is wrong, but just can't control themselves. Shan Hong: Climbed out of the shadow of Hei San, quit her job in the nightclub and went to work in He Hua's Foot Bath City. She thought she could start over, but the past followed her like a shadow. In this volume, she will be good again and fail again, like a butterfly being slapped into the mud, splashing mud with every flutter. Key nodes: · Qiuxiang videotaped with her son in an Internet cafe, and his son called her "auntie". (Chapter 38) · He Huakai's clothing store closed down, and the manager said, "You are not good at doing business." (Chapter 36) · Shanhong was robbed by the gangster and was hospitalized. Qiuxiang advanced the money, and the three of them "rescued each other" for the first time in the true sense. (Chapter 27) · Qiuxiang's bankbook is approaching one million, and Yao Yun begins to move around his hometown. (Chapter 30) Volume 2 ending: Qiu Xiangrong returned to her hometown, but found that her son did not recognize her. He Hua made her live broadcast debut and was seen for the first time. Shanhong is still in the mud, but there are a few more names on the ledger. Three people, three ways of living. No one saves anyone, they are just on their way. Volume 3 Preview: "Survival by Cutting Off the Tail" - Qiu Xiang commits herself to the warden for divorce, He Hua's live broadcast becomes popular, and the sisters quarrel for the first time.

Since a large number of female workers were laid off, there are more and more single women now, which is a social problem that cannot be ignored. How can they live a good life? With this thought in mind, I created "A Good Day for a Single Woman" in which the protagonist Qiuxiang and others will give answers.

Someone offered 3,000 yuan to buy He Hua's song, but she didn't sell it. It's not that she's not short of money, it's that the song was sung to her mother. Qiuxiang asked "Who were you thinking about when you sang that song", and she said "my mother". Qiuxiang said, "That's right." He Hua recorded the original "A Person", and Ajie changed the lyrics - "I don't want to be alone/I just haven't found one yet/There is someone waiting for me on the road." After she sang, Qiuxiang said "it sounds good", and Shanhong said "it's okay". He Hua said, "It's okay if it's okay." In this chapter, He Hua has her own voice and the decision not to sell it. She stood still, not because someone was supporting her, but because she wanted to.

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He Hua's live broadcast room did not become popular overnight. It started from the BiLiao chat room and was sung one by one. Ajie said that he would help her record songs, and Qiuxiang and Shanhong accompanied her to the recording studio. She stood in front of the microphone and sang "The Moon Represents My Heart". After singing, her palms were all sweaty. Ajie said "not bad" and she said "ok". After walking out of the recording studio, Qiuxiang asked how it was, but she didn't have time to answer. The disconnect is there - the reader is nervous for her for a whole chapter. In this chapter, He Hua finally went from being "seen" to the door of "shining by herself".