When I was making this series of cross-stitch embroidery handicrafts, I kept thinking of what the author Meiya said: Women who live well after marriage have a kind of "single power." The best intimate relationship is when the two worlds open the door and welcome each other to visit and play, but they do not force each other to become a member of their own world. At first, I officially entered the love phase after I got married. For a long time, I would think about being clingy to him every day. It wasn’t the kind of clinginess where I would make dozens of phone calls and text messages a day and never leave him. I would just be clinging to him every time after get off work. All the time the two of us have together when we return home is almost a state of togetherness. For a period of time, I worked overtime until around 12 o'clock every night for a month. Whether the work was hard or not was not the most important thing. What was important was that I went out early and came back late every day, and barely exchanged a few words with my husband, let alone having dinner together. . So I was clamoring to resign because of this, but later I gritted my teeth and came over, and my whole person entered a better state.