The male protagonist is Aidi, Liu Lixin, Liu Nian, Shi Lingyi, Zou Fenqing, Xu Wenqiang, Yin Tian, Wei Yingsheng, Zeng Chen, Wei Mengyuan, and the female protagonist is Wei Mengyuan. What is a real life/industry life novel? Where can I watch it?

Answer 1

This book was "Welcome Life in a Dream." The characters in the book included the protagonist, Aidi, the mother of the female protagonist. She had the traditional virtues of China women. She valued filial piety and honesty. She served her husband and daughter wholeheartedly. She experienced being laid off and starting a business with her husband. The protagonist-Liu Lixin, Meng Yuan's good friend and best friend, called Liu Nian brother and sister, participated in the school radio station and drama together, but broke up with Meng Yuan due to a misunderstanding and class allocation in the second year of high school. The protagonist-Liu Nian, Meng Yuan's high school class monitor, responsible for all matters in the class, is a responsible and responsible good man. He likes Liu Lixin and left a deep impression on Meng Yuan. The protagonist-Shi Lingyi, slim, the top literary student in the class, the school beauty, practiced ballet since childhood, and chose art class enrollment during the college entrance examination. They got engaged early. The protagonist was Zou Fenqing, Shi Lingyi's fiancé, a graduate from a famous university. His family had overseas connections. Later, he brought Shi Lingyi to the United States to study and get married. The protagonist was Xu Wenqiang, Wei Mengyuan's classmate. He had excellent grades in mathematics, physics, and computer science. People called him "Xiao Qiang". He had a crush on Zeng Chen. After being divided into classes in the second year of high school, he became Mengyuan's deskmate. The protagonist was Yin Tian, Mengyuan's class teacher after being divided into classes. She was an older leftover woman. She thought that she was good and liked Zou Fenqing, who was younger than her. The male lead, Wei Yingsheng, was the female lead's father. Born in the 1950s, he cut the queue and settled down. He was laid off due to the closure of the textile factory. Later, he started a karaoke bar with his wife. The male lead, Zeng Chen, was the person the female lead once loved deeply. He was a typical tall, rich, and handsome man. He gave up the opportunity to enter a prestigious school for Mengyuan because his mother strongly opposed separating from Mengyuan. The female lead, Wei Mengyuan, was the daughter of Wei Yingsheng and Aidi. She experienced social changes. Education reform. The book described her life from the middle of the exam to the college entrance examination, from youth to maturity. The male supporting role was Guo Dong, Wei Mengyuan's class teacher before she was assigned to a high school class. He was serious and responsible, and always thought of the students. He was widely praised by the students, parents, colleagues, and leaders. The male supporting role was Lu Wenyuan, Mengyuan's classmate. His uncle was a high-ranking official in Beijing. He was ignorant and incompetent, and he pestered Shi Lingyi. He hated Xu Jiayin. The male supporting role was Xin Qiming, a rising star in the music industry, and the idol of Mengyuan and Sister Trigram. She was invited by Meng Yuan to advertise for the karaoke bar. The female supporting character was Xu Jiayin, Meng Yuan's classmate. People called her "Sister Divination". She liked to inquire about all kinds of gossip about others and was a sworn enemy of Lu Wenyuan. The female supporting character was a tigress. She competed with the karaoke bar opened by the Yingsheng family for business and quarreled with Aidi. Later, her karaoke bar was closed down. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website.

The author of "Welcome to the Dream World" was a fairy born after the 1980s. It was a real life/industry life novel.

User recommendation: Wei Mengyuan was a white-collar worker in an ordinary company. As a "post-it" girl, all the hard work was hers, but the promotion and salary had nothing to do with her. Just when she thought that it was over, a high school classmate's wedding brought it back to the middle school entrance examination. It was during the era of China's entry into the World Trade Organization, the reform of state-owned enterprises, and the transformation of education from exam-oriented education to quality-oriented education. How would she choose if she met her 15-year-old self again?
I hope you will like this book.