Fangfei and the City

As society continues to advance, women of the new era are pursuing "dual independence," both economic and spiritual. When it comes to buying a home, women have gained greater initiative, decision-making power, and purchasing ability. According to a 2020 report on women's home-buying trends, the proportion of single women buying homes has been rising year after year. This reflects not only progress and women's growth, but also the contradictions and changes in romantic relationships and marriage in our times.

Lin Lang, a single mother, dreams of buying a home that will shelter her and her daughter from the wind and rain.

Chu Huiwen has built a successful career and owns several properties, but the dating scene is a tangled mess. How could she simply ride the waves? All she can do is forge a path through the brambles.

Tao Yaoyao, a woman who left home to seek her fortune in the west, is about to marry her boyfriend. When he learns she owns a home with a mortgage, he starts having second thoughts. Her future mother-in-law mocks her as "shameless," and the couple eventually part ways.

Some say: A woman without a home is virtuous.

She says: Well, I really am shameless.

She says: I want to be that shameless woman.

For women, buying a home means having the courage to pursue love, the confidence to walk away, and the security to navigate life's ups and downs. It also means having their property rights recognized and protected.

A woman who owns a home isn't necessarily independent. True independence is both economic and spiritual. Security isn't about how big your home is, but about no longer worrying that you'll lose something, and having a heart that is open, free, strong, and gentle.