What's the name of the Wu Ting TV series starring Jison?

Jison starred in Wu Ting TV series "Time Difference of Marriage", and Wu Ting is Li Hai's wife. When she was young, she was an excellent TV reporter and host with a large number of fans. Later, in order to support Li Hai's career, she quit her job and concentrated on educating her children.

Wu Ting is played by actor Jison, and Jison is Li Hai's wife. She loves Li Hai deeply, dignified and elegant, gentle and virtuous. When I was young, I was an excellent reporter and host of TV stations, with many fans. Later, in order to support Li Hai's career, he quit his job and concentrated on educating his children. After coming to Canada, I was empty and lonely, and put all my feelings on my daughter Eiko, which made Eiko more rebellious. The relationship between mother and daughter was once very tense. After learning that Li Hai was cheating, she looked hysterical like a bitch, which made Li Hai completely disappointed with her. After the Wenchuan earthquake, she gradually re-entered the society from a woman living in her own world and became a person with great love. At this point, she is no longer entangled in whether Li Hai betrayed her. When Li Hai evaded her responsibilities, she bravely shouldered the heavy burden as Li Hai's wife, which made Li Hai both shocked and admired.

The plot of Time Difference in Marriage is rooted in reality. Whether it is the social problems reflected in the play or the people's views on marriage, people are excited. In The Time Difference of Marriage, the intrigue and intrigue in the real estate business war, to some extent, reflects the deep social reality behind the difficulty for ordinary people in China to buy a house. In the play, the family crisis faced by Li Hai and Wu Ting is also the epitome of many China families living in the twin cities under the new wave of immigration. Facing the problems of love, marriage and children's education, many Li Hai-Wu Ting couples are in a dilemma. The problem of middle-aged crisis in the play is more universal-when people reach middle age, married life is getting dull day by day, and the crisis of extramarital affairs goes hand in hand. Do you want to persist or choose to let go? Jet lag is just an excuse, and estrangement is the chief culprit in the breakdown of marriage.