share time: 2025-11-10 06:01:54
Lin Xiaoman, a modern corporate slave, travels back to 1985 via her mother's old sewing machine and stumbles into the youth of her 18-year-old mom, Su Xiaomei. At this time, Xiaomei is secretly selling popsicles to pay for her grandma's medical bills, only to be chased for “speculation,” while hiding a violin dream she dares not share. Xiaoman uses modern ideas to help her design “custom-patterned sweaters” to earn money, all while desperate to “rewrite her mom’s hard fate.” But when Xiaomei holds up three months of savings and says, “I want to live for myself once,” Xiaoman suddenly realizes: her mom’s “sacrifice” back then wasn’t forced—it was courage hidden in the ordinary. As Xiaoman prepares to return to the present, Xiaomei slips her a note: “I know you’re the future me. Don’t worry.” Back in the present, Xiaoman opens her mom’s old photo album and finds the same note, with a line on the back: “When you grow up, you’ll understand my answer.”
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