Years: Salted fish life since going to the countryside.

Chapter 1581 Wen's Little Secrets
From that time onwards, Wang Xiaofeng began to follow the so-called "elder sister" to various dance halls and nightclubs in places like Po Lan Street, Reclamation Street, and Fu Hua Street.

It has to be said that the dance industry is a fast way to make money, and Wang Xiaofeng earned the amount she had initially estimated in a short period of time.

On this day, Wang Xiaofeng returned home wearing her newly bought clothes and carrying a large bag of gifts for her family.

At this moment, Wang Xiaofeng was full of confidence and planned to make her parents and family look at her differently, thereby changing her previous life where she was unloved by her father and mother, trampled on by her brothers and sisters, and often had to be used as a punching bag.

However, at that age, Wang Xiaofeng had no idea what it meant for poorer places to have more conservative customs and more traditional ideas.

The distance from Tseung Kwan O/Tiu Keng Leng to Tsim Sha Tsui and the South Island is only a dozen kilometers, less than an hour's drive, but this short distance feels like two different worlds.

In Tsim Sha Tsui and the South Island, many of Wang Xiaofeng's fellow dancers were personally driven to work by their families or boyfriends. These people not only did not look down on the industry, but also treated them very well.

However, in Tiu Keng Leng, more than ten kilometers away, the dance hostess profession is considered improper, immoral, shameful, and disgraceful.

In the words of Wang Xiaofeng's parents, it wouldn't be shameful for her to become someone's mistress; if the other party's family was well-off, it would be considered bringing honor to the family.

But being a dancer is considered lowly and self-degrading. If this had happened more than ten years ago, the villagers would have arrested her and thrown her into the pond.

Fortunately, she didn't do anything immoral near Tiu Keng Leng, otherwise they would have risked going to jail to have her drowned in a pig cage.

They won't do that now out of consideration for family ties, but from now on they will not acknowledge Wang Xiaofeng as their daughter, nor will they accept the dirty money she earned.

Finally, after being verbally abused and beaten by her parents and siblings, Wang Xiaofeng was driven out of the house as if she were a plague victim.

If Wang Xiaofeng was kicked out of her home last time, her parents didn't say they disowned her. She was supported by the thought of earning money to go home and be treated differently by her family.

However, this time, when her parents announced that they no longer recognized Wang Xiaofeng as their daughter and would sever all ties with her, the young girl was unable to bear it and did not know what to do next.

Wang Xiaofeng knelt at her doorstep, crying and begging, but to no avail. All she got in return were insults, beatings, and being driven away by her parents and brother.

In order to go home and change her parents' minds, Wang Xiaofeng secretly gave money to her older brother and sister, hoping they could put in a good word for her parents and persuade them not to disown her.

However, he was still rejected by the other party, and later he couldn't even see them.

The indifference and severing of ties by her family left young Wang Xiaofeng bewildered, unsure of what to do next.

From that time on, Wang Xiaofeng, feeling lost and confused, embarked on a path of self-indulgence and depravity.

After making money, she joined a small group of female dancers. They drank, did drugs, and enjoyed foods they wouldn't have dared to eat before. They indulged themselves however they pleased.

Wang Xiaofeng's situation was similar to Wen Bixia's. Some of her drug-using friends jumped off buildings laughing in a frenzy, some crashed into cars after getting high, and some left their "big sister" to earn money to buy drugs, actively seeking out a certain "pimp."

These events around her brought Wang Xiaofeng to her senses. Although she had no family, she didn't want to become like that one day.

If Wang Xiaofeng wants to get on the right track, the first thing she needs to do is break away from her current life as a dancer.

However, it was too difficult for Wang Xiaofeng, who had little education, to find a proper job.

Furthermore, most people who have enjoyed making money easily are unlikely to go back to those dirty, tiring, and low-paying jobs.

This is as difficult to accept as asking someone accustomed to delicacies to start eating coarse grains and wild vegetables. Wang Xiaofeng was in the same situation, which is why she initially wanted to apply for a modeling job at an advertising company based on her figure and appearance.

After all, the advertising industry in Hong Kong is really booming right now, and being a model is a profession where you can easily make money.

Talent scouts frequently search for suitable candidates in the crowd on the streets, and such news is often published in newspapers.

However, the world is full of strange things. When you are not in a certain industry, that industry always seems to be in dire need of people and eager to find talent.

But when you actually want to join, the industry seems to be overcrowded.

In this situation where "there are people who have no work and there are people who have work but no one to do it," Wang Xiaofeng's job search was very unsuccessful, and could be described as a series of setbacks.

At this moment, Wang Xiaofeng thought of the movie "Pretty Girl" that she had watched some time ago, and thought of Wen Bixia, a neighbor with whom she had a very ordinary relationship, which could be described as just a nodding acquaintance.

Because of their neighborly relationship, they knew each other quite well; one could say they had shared almost identical fates since childhood.

Wang Xiaofeng knew that Wen Bixia was almost sold by her parents when she was a child and was a pushover at home. Later, in order to rebel against her parents, she often hung out with a group of troubled youths on the streets.

Before meeting Han Li, Wen Bixia had little interaction with Wang Xiaofeng, but she always idolized Wang Xiaofeng for daring to stand up for her family.

But now the two are very different. Wen Bixia has become a movie star. The movie she starred in, "Pretty Girl," did well at the box office and reportedly even won an award.

After Wang Xiaofeng decided she didn't want to be a dancer anymore, she's now finding it difficult to find a "satisfactory" job.

So she thought of her nodding acquaintance, her neighbor Wen Bixia, and wondered if she could follow in her footsteps and make a living in the acting world.

Since Wen Bixia started dating Han Li, she had moved out of her family home long ago and hadn't even gone back for the New Year.

This made it quite difficult for Wang Xiaofeng to find Wen Bixia. In the end, she learned the general outline from a young delinquent girl who used to hang out with Wen Bixia on the streets. After staking out the area for several days, the two of them were finally able to talk.

Wen Bixia was very surprised that Wang Xiaofeng, her guiding light from the past, had come to her door, but after listening to her stories over the years, she felt extremely fortunate.

Let Wen Bixia know how lucky she is to have met Brother Han (Han Feiyu), who is willing to help her. If it weren't for "him", she would probably have faced that day as well.

After Wen Bixia heard Wang Xiaofeng explain why she had come to find her, her little brain started working.

Wen Bixia could help with this; it wouldn't be difficult to find Wang Xiaofeng a temporary or extra job in the film crew by using Brother Han's name.

Because of the uncertainty of extras, Wen Bixia cannot guarantee that Wang Xiaofeng will have roles to play frequently, nor can she guarantee that she will not be targeted by others on set.

At this moment, Wen Bixia thought of Lan Jieying, who was often confused and troublesome when it came to family matters, and who knew what kind of mess she might cause in the future.

Wen Bixia felt that Wang Xiaofeng, who was in a similar situation to her and had been through the trials of society, should be a person who knew how to repay kindness.

If that were the case, Wang Xiaofeng would definitely be a more suitable comrade-in-arms to fight alongside him and resist the enemy than Lan Jieying.

(End of this chapter)