A Couple in Two Cities: Who Will Raise the Child?

It's so exciting that I can't get enough of it, and I'm looking forward to what's coming next.

This is written very realistically, a real-life version. It is really difficult if there are no old people to take care of children.

A very realistic book that tells the story of women's bitterness and helplessness in life. From the moment a woman gets married, she has to take on various responsibilities. You are an employee, you are a child, you are a wife, and you are the mother of your children. All these identities require you to work hard to fulfill them. Therefore, no woman does not hope that she will have three heads and six arms, and no one's life is a piece of cake. What is even more frightening is that meeting a husband who does not do anything is the beginning of disaster. In this novel, of course, the heroine has her own faults. She often can't figure it out. She's too holy, and she's trying to make a fool of herself. Personally, I think their family could just buy a car that costs over RMB 100,000. This way, the burden is light, and it's not just for the sake of making money. The couple communicates less and less. In the end, the family really breaks up. It can only be said that it's not one person's fault, both parties are responsible. In fact, the proposition of marriage is too big, and we are all in conflict and prone to making mistakes. But as long as we understand each other from the other side's point of view and be honest with each other, I believe we can still stay together until we grow old.

The life of a chicken is very realistic, but it is unrealistic to have a high-quality man like Xie Mingcheng in life. All in all, it's pretty good. It's not easy to empathize with a woman's sadness after getting married!

It's really practical. Living in the twin cities and having children is indeed a big problem for working women.

The heroine will still fall into the hands of her Chinese best friend, who is protected from fire, robbers, and best friends.

I have been following "Two Cities Couple: Who Will Take Care of the Children". Drifting in first-tier cities, high housing prices have led many people to buy houses in places with lower housing prices near big cities, creating many couples who work and live in the Twin Cities. "Two Cities Couples: Who Will Take Care of the Children" is a real problem that arises in the current process of urbanization and population migration. The competition in big cities is fierce, the pace of life is fast, and couples are busy with work. Children often need the help of the elderly at home. The differences in living atmosphere, personality, and living habits between the elderly and couples lead to conflicts. The book focuses on the growth process of children and deeply depicts this living and working state. The protagonist's emotional description is full, the plot design is reasonable, and the character conflicts are accurately grasped. It truly shows the ups and downs of this group. It is an interesting and meaningful book! I will continue to read it. Powerful! Very strong!

It perfectly shows the details of the relationship between husband and wife, parent-child relationship, and family members in married life. Although it is a bit sadistic, neither of them loses their emphasis on family. Even if they encounter career crises, family trust crises, and injuries from main family members, as long as they maintain a positive attitude, big problems can be solved. The book is very sad to read, and I wanted to give up the article for a while, but it restores the original appearance of life. In fact, I feel that life is even crueler than reality.

It is a very realistic account of ordinary families and daily trivial matters, but trivial matters should be omitted. This book would definitely be better if it writes about love, hate, career ups and downs, and more controversial topics.

It's very well written, thank you to the author. The storyline is interlocking, gripping, and addictive. It's also very relevant and true. I like it and have finished reading it.