share time: 2025-10-04 12:32:11
On their 5th wedding anniversary, 30-year-old Peng Huiying hands her husband Gao Haizhou a divorce agreement. He thinks it’s a “tantrum”—he’s been too busy chasing “future money” with his startup to notice her dark circles from soothing their feverish daughter at 3 AM, the unopened “anniversary gift” she hid for half a year, or the depression diagnosis buried at the bottom of her drawer. After the divorce, Peng opens a community café selling homemade cookies; Gao is forced to become a “full-time dad”: first time braiding his daughter’s hair (badly), burning congee, and being told by the teacher at a parent meeting, “Your daughter says she hasn’t had a meal with you in ages.” When he stands outside the café with their daughter, watching her smile as she hands cookies to customers, he finally understands—the “wife who revolved around him” has long become someone who shines on her own. And their “post-marriage era” has just begun...
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