Illustrated Guide to Modern Independent Women

Liu Zheng was born in an ordinary family in an ordinary city in the south. Her mother named her "Zheng" - an upright government, an upright government. My mother said, I want her to make her own decision. She is not a genius, has no counterattack, and is not a legend. She's just someone who stops and thinks about it every time something doesn't feel right. From kindergarten to elementary school, from junior high school to high school, from college to the workplace. She has encountered deception, betrayal, contract traps, and the empty shell of marriage. She fell down many times, cried in a convenience store, collapsed in a rental house, was defrauded of rent in a strange city, and suffered hidden losses in contracts she signed. But she never gave up on herself. Every time she went down, she found a way to stop, get back up, and keep going. Later, she had her own career, her own family, and her own charity projects. She stood at the midpoint of her life and looked back and found that the twists and turns that had made her painful had become the strongest part of her body. This is a story about "judgment" - how an ordinary woman grows into who she is through countless small choices and adjustments. Life does not end with one correct decision, but is made up of countless judgments, fine-tuning, and re-judgments. Her name is Liu Zheng. She is an ordinary person. She just never gave herself away. Main tag: real life → sub-tag: industry life Style tags: Growth flow·Strong women·Positive energy·Daily writing To sum it up in one sentence: She is not born strong.