Still Tomorrow

Synopsis

Yu Xiuhua, a poet from Hubei, China, faces societal pressures shaped by her cerebral palsy. At 19, her mother arranges a marriage with a man nearly twice her age, driven by concerns about her future. As she approaches her 20th anniversary, Xiuhua's poetry gains significant attention, turning her into a viral sensation. Her work positions her as a key figure in China's feminist movement, advocating for women's rights and challenging traditional expectations.