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In the 1970s, Tang Zhifei, a spoiled city lady, was forced to marry Wang Chaoyang, a rural veteran, due to family changes. New to the farmhouse, she couldn't even carry water—her mother-in-law secretly disliked her, and even Wang Chaoyang thought she was "all looks but no use". But Tang Zhifei refused to give in: she used her city-learned embroidery skills to lead villagers in side businesses, stayed up late mending Wang Chaoyang's tattered military uniform, and even trekked through mountains in a rainstorm to get medicine for her sick mother-in-law. Gradually, their coldness melted into sincerity: Wang Chaoyang secretly learned to make city-style sugar cakes to cheer her up, while Tang Zhife exchanged half a year's saved food coupons for wool to knit him a scarf. When the "spoiled lady" became a "versatile wife" and the "rough man" learned "romance", this marriage-first love-later counterattack turned into the sweetest love of the 1970s.
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