If you look closely, this season of Coronation Street is not just a single drama – but three intersecting storylines: Abi Webster, Todd Grimshaw and Eva Price – three stages, three generations, three lessons.

Abi – represents the “mature generation”, just passed the age of 50, and learned to love herself again.

Todd – the “lost generation”, looking for love but falling into control. Eva – the “reborn generation”, coming back strong, taking control of herself.

Three unrelated people, but all conveying the same message: when you take control of your life, drama must also take off.

Imagine a special scene: Abi is sitting at The Rovers drinking alone, Todd accidentally drops by, Eva walks over and says: “Everyone is fighting against something, right?” The three look at each other, say nothing, just smile lightly. That is how Corrie brings drama to life.

Each story has its own twist, but when put together, it becomes a harmony: mature women are not out of date, lost young people can still find the light, and those who have stumbled can absolutely come back in glory.

Weatherfield is changing blood. Corrie has gone from a show about family and neighbors to a mirror reflecting society: there is struggle, there is empowerment, there is freedom. This season, anyone who thinks Corrie is just a soap opera has not seen the climax yet!