"After the premiere of 'As Long As We Are Together,' the ratings skyrocketed, leaving other popular dramas powerless. This is what you call a 'game-changer'! Directed by Wang Jun and starring Qin Hao and Jiang Xin, the TV series 'As Long As We Are Together' focuses on topics such as second-child policy, school districts, and workplace, presenting a refreshing urban life drama that avoids clichés and unnecessary drama."

"In 'As Long As We Are Together,' many real-life issues are addressed, closely related to our daily lives. With the outstanding performances of actors Qin Hao, Wang Ou, Ren Zhong, Jiang Xin, and others, these issues are brought to the forefront."

"First, the question of having a second child."

"Whether or not to have a second child depends on one's ability to support them. Having a child means taking responsibility for their well-being. The main characters, Ye Yi Fan and He Jia Ru, showcase a series of comical and heartwarming troubles and anecdotes as they consider having a second child and changing houses."

"The couple hesitates for a long time (although they later discover it was a false pregnancy) because having a second child implies spending more money."

"The house needs to be bigger, and education expenses will double. However, their current house is already too small for a family of five."

"Especially in first-tier cities, housing prices are exorbitant. While it's said that housing is not for speculation, for ordinary people, buying a house is still a major financial burden, often requiring loans. In order to reduce the loan for the second property, they even resorted to a fake divorce and borrowed money from both sets of parents and friends."

"The issue of children's education is also a concern. Education quality varies greatly, and living in a desirable school district ensures a higher quality education for children."

"Children who don't live in school districts or attend non-prestigious schools miss out on this resource. Many parents rack their brains to buy a property in a renowned school district, giving their children an advantage from the start. Moreover, there must be good primary, middle, and high schools nearby. Although many schools have zoning policies, you still need to live within that specific area."

"Education is a major concern for families, with various interest classes and tutoring sessions that come with significant expenses. Tutoring fees can be quite high, with rates of eight hundred to one thousand two hundred yuan per hour being common."

"Second, the issue of living apart."

"The couple Chen Li (played by Ren Zhong) and Hou Yuan Yuan (played by Zhang Ling Xin) choose to live apart due to their child's education. The wife resigns from her job to return to her hometown and accompany their child to school, while the husband stays in the city to work. The wife, worried about her husband, installs numerous surveillance cameras at home. The husband feels suffocated, as if countless eyes are watching him, and he doesn't even dare to turn on the lights when he comes home at night."

"One day, when Chen Li is about to return home, he finds Feng Dan, a client covered in bruises, sitting at his doorstep. She has been a victim of domestic violence by her husband. Poor Feng Dan has nowhere to go, and Chen Li's sincerity makes her want to rely on him."

"The long-term emotional void caused by living apart creates anxiety for the wife. The husband also faces unresolved problems, leading to dissatisfaction on both sides. In the end, they decide to divorce. But is living apart really worth it for the sake of their child?"

"Third, the issue of elderly care."

"In the drama, Ye Yi Fan's father (played by Zhao Liang) has been living with them since his wife passed away. He takes care of the household chores and the child, which is quite exhausting. However, the son deceives the elderly father by using his retirement funds to buy a house. It may seem unjust, but he has no other choice. It's not that he's unfilial, but life circumstances force him to provide a better school for his son and give his father a separate room."

"Living together with the father, son, and daughter-in-law is also inconvenient. Besides acting as an unpaid nanny, the elderly father sometimes cannot express his true desires. How to care for the elderly is also a concern. Relying solely on children for old-age support, can it truly prevent the challenges of aging? In reality, it's more like raising grandchildren for your children."

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"After the premiere of 'As Long As We Are Together,' the ratings skyrocketed, leaving other popular dramas powerless. This is what you call a 'game-changer'! Directed by Wang Jun and starring Qin Hao and Jiang Xin, the TV series 'As Long As We Are Together' focuses on topics such as the second-child policy, school districts, and the workplace, presenting a refreshing urban life drama that avoids clichés and unnecessary drama."

"In 'As Long As We Are Together,' many real-life issues are addressed, closely related to our daily lives. With the outstanding performances of actors Qin Hao, Wang Ou, Ren Zhong, Jiang Xin, and others, these issues are brought to the forefront."

"First, the question of having a second child."

"Whether or not to have a second child depends on one's ability to support them. Having a child means taking responsibility for their well-being. The main characters, Ye Yi Fan and He Jia Ru, showcase a series of comical and heartwarming troubles and anecdotes as they consider having a second child and changing houses."

"The couple hesitates for a long time (although they later discover it was a false pregnancy) because having a second child implies spending more money."

"The house needs to be bigger, and education expenses will double. However, their current house is already too small for a family of five."

"Especially in first-tier cities, housing prices are exorbitant. While it's said that housing is not for speculation, for ordinary people, buying a house is still a major financial burden, often requiring loans. In order to reduce the loan for the second property, they even resorted to a fake divorce and borrowed money from both sets of parents and friends."

"The issue of children's education is also a concern. Education quality varies greatly, and living in a desirable school district ensures a higher quality education for children."

"Children who don't live in school districts or attend non-prestigious schools miss out on this resource. Many parents rack their brains to buy a property in a renowned school district, giving their children an advantage from the start. Moreover, there must be good primary, middle, and high schools nearby. Although many schools have zoning policies, you still need to live within that specific area."

"Education is a major concern for families, with various interest classes and tutoring sessions that come with significant expenses. Tutoring fees can be quite high, with rates of eight hundred to one thousand two hundred yuan per hour being common."

"Second, the issue of living apart."

"The couple Chen Li (played by Ren Zhong) and Hou Yuan Yuan (played by Zhang Ling Xin) choose to live apart due to their child's education. The wife resigns from her job to return to her hometown and accompany their child to school, while the husband stays in the city to work. The wife, worried about her husband, installs numerous surveillance cameras at home. The husband feels suffocated, as if countless eyes are watching him, and he doesn't even dare to turn on the lights when he comes home at night."

"One day, when Chen Li is about to return home, he finds Feng Dan, a client covered in bruises, sitting at his doorstep. She has been a victim of domestic violence by her husband. Poor Feng Dan has nowhere to go, and Chen Li's sincerity makes her want to rely on him."

"The long-term emotional void caused by living apart creates anxiety for the wife. The husband also faces unresolved problems, leading to dissatisfaction on both sides. In the end, they decide to divorce. But is living apart really worth it for the sake of their child?"

"Third, the issue of elderly care."

"In the drama, Ye Yi Fan's father (played by Zhao Liang) has been living with them since his wife passed away. He takes care of the household chores and the child, which is quite exhausting. However, the son deceives the elderly father by using his retirement funds to buy a house. It may seem unjust, but he has no other choice. It's not that he's unfilial, but life circumstances force him to provide a better school for his son and give his father a separate room."

"Living together with the father, son, and daughter-in-law is also inconvenient. Besides acting as an unpaid nanny, the elderly father sometimes cannot express his true desires. How to care for the elderly is also a concern. Relying solely on children for old-age support, can it truly prevent the challenges of aging? In reality, it's more like raising grandchildren for your children."

"The fourth issue is domestic violence. Feng Dan (played by Shi Shi) is frequently physically abused by her husband because she cannot bear children."

"Every time she tries to escape, he hunts her down and continues to assault her. Domestic violence is still prevalent in modern society. How women can protect their rights and maintain basic dignity is a significant issue."

"Reportthe incident to the police. If you're unwilling to see him go to jail, having another child would be even more of a loss. It's not just the wife who gets hurt, but also the child."

"Feng Dan decides to change herself and first captures evidence of Han Jin Jin's domestic violence towards her. Then she goes to the hospital to obtain a medical report documenting her injuries. Finally, Chen Li willingly becomes her witness."

"In the end, Feng Dan bravely stands up, divorces her husband, and gains her freedom. She chooses to return to the workplace."