"Red headscarves" are a group of women from China who work in Singapore. They mainly work in various construction sites and are known for their hard work.

A Gui (played by Huifen Zeng) is a woman with strong traditional ideas. After working in Singapore, she sends money back to her hometown every month to let her blind husband marry a little wife. She deeply loves the minivan driver Su (Wenyong Huang), but due to the constraints of traditional ethics, their emotional path is full of twists and turns. However, A Gui was very successful in her career, and became the first female architect in Singapore under the guidance of the famous architect Jia Zhuang Quan.

Axiu, the sister of Guijia, is the most beautiful among the red headscarves, but she is also the most unlucky. In order to get rid of poverty, she married Zhuang, a rich boy suffering from tuberculosis. After her husband died of illness, she married a traitor boss.

After the war, Boss Luo was killed by vengeful people. She remarried to a site supervisor, who died of jealousy. In fact, after many twists and turns on the emotional road, A Xiucai finds that the only person he loves is a simple policeman Aaron (played by Li Wenhai) …

Yang Lina died of uterine cancer on the evening of March 20th, 20 10, and she changed her twin sister Yang Libing halfway.

Brief introduction of red headscarf

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Red headscarf is the name Singapore used for overseas Chinese women engaged in rough house construction in Sanshui County, Guangdong Province in their early years. Wearing bright red headscarves, they crossed the ocean to make a living in foreign countries. Faced with the harsh living environment of early immigrants, they were self-respecting, United and selfless, and changed their lives through their own efforts. They have also made great contributions to various constructions in Singapore and gradually gained respect from all walks of life at home and abroad. Red headscarf has become a unique title for Sanshui women, and it is also a unique term to show the noble personality of overseas Chinese women.

Subsequent influence

Today, Singapore is still full of praise for red headscarves and calls their fighting spirit "the spirit of red headscarves for dolls". It was not until more than ten years ago that the stories of these women were gradually mentioned by people in their hometown. In 2009, Sanshui District launched a global search for red headscarves, and only 37 red headscarves were collected. Today, among the 37 elderly people, only Huang Sumei, aged 104, is alive and enjoying his old age in Sanshui District Welfare Home.

commemorative activity

On June 20th, 2009, 10, 2009, a special exhibition entitled "Beautiful Garden City Side by Side: A Tribute to Sanshui Women Wearing Red Headscarves in Guangdong Province" was jointly held by Huaqiao University, Singapore Shijiepo Folk Culture Center, Foshan Sanshui District Government, Singapore Sanshui Club, Jinmen County Government, China Overseas Chinese History Museum and Guangdong Overseas Chinese Museum. The exhibition is divided into four parts: crossing the ocean, making a living in a foreign country, shouldering the years, and finally the red headscarf. Mr. Chen Laihua, the chief planner of this special exhibition and director of the Shilapo Folk Culture Center in Singapore, visited the "red headscarf" that is still alive in Singapore, and personally interviewed the last "red headscarf" living in Sanshui District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province, and carried out oral historical data collation, life picture data collection and other work, which comprehensively showed the life years and difficult course of "red headscarf" in Singapore. Member Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, consultant of China Federation of Returned Overseas Chinese, former president of Huaqiao University, general planner of special exhibition, director of Singapore Shixiapo Folk Culture Center, deputy director of the preparatory office of China Overseas Chinese History Museum, Mr. Chen Yuanji and his relatives, president of Singapore Confucian Merchants Association Wei Weixian, vice president of Huaqiao University Liu Wei, old leader Li, Xiamen Overseas Chinese Affairs Office, Xiamen jimei district Overseas Chinese Federation,