Su Xin is an obstetrician in the African aid medical team. The people in San Na have a high fertility rate, and in just a few months, Dr. Su has delivered over 500 babies. Delivering babies is a physically demanding task, and she often encounters cases of multiple births and various complications with pregnant women. Dr. Su is constantly busy. However, despite her dedication to her work, she also has other worries.

One day, Dr. Su received a tearful call from her daughter, who had broken her leg. Dr. Su felt both heartbroken and helpless. In her urgency, she had to seek help from a babysitter and temporary workers to handle the situation. Finally, after much effort, Dr. Su's husband managed to convince her mother-in-law to help take care of things for the remaining year. In front of everyone, Dr. Su tearfully pleaded and promised that her mother-in-law could do whatever she wanted afterwards without any further inconvenience.

After settling things with her mother-in-law, Dr. Su finally received approval for her vacation from the medical team. She could finally go home and visit her beloved children. Unable to contain her excitement, she called them to share the good news. However, to her surprise, her mother-in-law coldly dismissed the idea, suggesting that since she was so busy outside, she shouldn't think about coming home. The conflicting emotions of joy and sorrow clashed. Though seemingly insignificant, when experienced within the context of family, it became a great irony.

Not driven by materialism or personal gain, Dr. Su accepted her son-in-law's decision to join the African aid mission, albeit reluctantly. She gradually came to accept it. When she heard that he was being sent back to China midway through the mission, she worried about what trouble he might have caused but still prepared his favorite food for him. During the African aid mission, she saw her daughter getting off someone else's car with a gift in her hand, her face full of alertness, always safeguarding the happiness and harmony of their small family.

Even when Ma Jia's father fell ill, it was Liu Xiao Xian who took care of the arrangements. Image placeholders

It can be said that harmonious family relationships are the foundation of Ma Jia's success. He has always been the least burdened by family matters in the entire team, allowing him to focus wholeheartedly on his medical career and push forward with determination.

The integration into the environment of "Welcome to Milele Village," as well as the cooperation among colleagues, are temporary challenges that can be overcome when there is no other option. However, the hardships of being apart from family are eternal. Family cannot be abandoned, and the choice of workplace is not always in our hands, which means that challenges will inevitably and permanently exist.

If one party cannot endure, it will inevitably lead to disintegration.