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Spring Returns Every Year
Spring Returns Every Year Plot:
Lin Chuan, a rural guy who worked his way up for ten years, finally became the director of a state-owned textile factory. On his first day in office, he was blocked in his office by Su Wan, a beautiful woman in a moon-white qipao—she held a cute kid with羊角辫 (pigtails) named Lin Xiaotang, and handed him an old handkerchief with red eyes: “Dad, you’ve been missing for three years. It’s time to recognize us.” Lin was totally stunned: he’d never even held a girl’s hand, how could he have a kid? But the silver lock on the kid’s neck had his birthday engraved, and Su Wan’s story about “being saved by him in a rainy night three years ago” was a past he had no memory of. To make matters worse, the factory was facing the crisis of losing orders to foreign-funded factories and workers demanding salaries, but Su Wan suddenly took out a large contract from an overseas client and smiled: “I’m here to help you, and I want the kid to have a dad.” As the fragmented memories slowly came back, Lin realized: the woman he saved from drowning years ago was the one “sticking” to him now; and this “suddenly appearing family” might just be the warmest strength on his road to success...
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