To change her image, Sister Furong pursued a nearly extreme weight loss routine. Every morning, she wrapped her legs in plastic wrap and either brisk-walked or jogged for an hour, then danced for another hour in the evening. To achieve significant results, she spent three consecutive months at the gym performing high-intensity machine workouts, hot yoga, spinning, and various dance fitness routines, but only managed to lose ten jin. After a few months, her weight plateaued.
Seeing limited progress, she began strict dieting. From that day onward, her breakfast consisted of only one egg and a cup of soy milk, and dinner was limited to an apple or a banana, completely avoiding meat. Alongside dietary control, she practiced two hours of body-shaping dance every day. After more than a month, although she overcame the weight-loss plateau, her digestive system was damaged.
One day, a colleague invited her to a birthday hot pot gathering. Unable to decline, she ate more than usual, but having avoided meat for so long, she ended up vomiting for three consecutive days due to overeating. From that experience, she realized that weight loss should not come at the cost of health and began to develop a method that suited her own body and well-being.