Introduction to the plot of wedding time difference

Time difference in marriage tells the story of an enviable couple. The wife accompanied her daughter to immigrate to Canada to study, and the husband stayed at home. After experiencing the test of a third party, financial crisis and divorce, the couple got back together.

Li Hai and Wu Ting are an enviable middle-aged couple. The whole family immigrated to Canada for the education of their daughter Eiko. But Li Hai couldn't let go of his domestic career and stayed in Chengdu alone. After years of separation, the two became estranged. The talented Zhao Xiaofei intruded into Li Hai's life. Wenchuan earthquake, the test of life and death, made Li Hai and Xiao Fei fall in love.

When Wu Ting found out, he tried to protect his marriage and separate Li Hai from Xiao Fei. In the financial crisis, Li Hai's career is about to collapse. In order to protect his wife and daughter, he chose to divorce. With the help of Xiao Fei, Wu Ting saved the day, paid off Li Hai's debt with his own money, and joined hands with Li Hai to get the company out of the predicament. Xiao Fei also found his true love.

Married Time Difference is an urban emotional drama jointly produced by China Film Co., Ltd. and Beijing Luhuaina Film Co., Ltd., directed by Mu Geli and starring WangZhifei, Jison and Cathy. The play premiered on May 2nd, 20 15 in Tianjin Literature and Art Channel.

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 in buying a house" of ordinary people in China.

In the play, the family crisis faced by Li Hai and Wu Ting is also the epitome of many China families living a "twin city life" under the new immigration tide. 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, their married life becomes dull day by day, and the crisis of extramarital affairs goes hand in hand. Do you want to persist or choose to let go? "Time difference" is just an excuse, and "estrangement" is the chief culprit in the breakdown of marriage.