A Mother’s Sorrow

The mother of the female lead, who is sexist and lives off her parents, is quite realistic. She wasn't wrong to criticize her; she's inherently servile.

This woman is excessively frugal.

This is a realistic and objective account of the moral values ​​of people born in the 1940s and 50s. They endure hardship, working tirelessly their entire lives, giving their parents the best, especially to their children. Even in their 70s and 80s, they still work, going hungry if they don't cook a meal.

The author's writing is delicate and vivid, and quite close to life at the time. I like it! 👍👍👍

The descriptions are very detailed and insightful.

Actually, I'm from this generation too, and I feel the same way. We suffer alone, we endure hardship alone, and if we're pitiful, we can only blame ourselves for not knowing how to enjoy life.

It's written like my life; the content is particularly good.

Great book! A true reflection of life!

Indeed, no one wants to live that kind of life again. [Smirk]

It's a very real situation; some parents really work incredibly hard for their sons.