Surrounded by Children and Grandchildren

I have read two novels by the author, they are about the same length, both are about elderly care and are set in Shanghai. This novel, in particular, has the feel of an elderly idol drama, with a harmonious ending. The subject matter is very good. Please keep it up.

A very down-to-earth book, a true portrayal of the life of modern rural elderly. Yuemei is a very capable and traditional rural woman who is also very enthusiastic, cheerful and wise. It is inevitable to favor sons over daughters. She can throw her eldest daughter-in-law who has just given birth to her second granddaughter into the hospital. I went to the hospital to raise a baby for my third son. It was really speechless. I left my wife in my hometown and ended up with no one by my side. She died of illness at home. I also worked hard like a top to raise a baby for my three sons. I finally woke up after losing my wife. His hard work and kindness earned him the favor and admiration of the professor, and he and Lao Tian were finally able to spend the rest of their lives together in their hometown in the countryside. The author's writing style is very delicate and the structure of the article is very reasonable. It is a good article and worth reading.

Every family has a difficult lesson to learn. Are children smart? They leave home and work in other places. Everything in life starts from zero. They need to buy a house, buy a car, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar, pots and pans, water and electricity bills, raise children, support a wife, everything requires money. Housing prices in first-tier cities are surprisingly expensive, life is very busy, and the burden is heavy. If you get a wife who knows how to live, helping each other will make life easier. If you get a A wife who only enjoys herself but doesn't take care of her family is screwed. She won't make enough money in her lifetime. I say that if the job is not good and the salary is not high, it is better to go to third- and fourth-tier cities. Maybe it will be better. At least the house price will be low and the consumption will be close to my hometown. If there is anything in my hometown, it will be more convenient to go home and save some travel expenses. If you save a little here and there, maybe your life will be easier and your life will be easier...

This book shows the current elderly care and social phenomena in China from the perspective of Lao Piao, which is of great practical significance. The protagonist Chao Yuemei has a very vivid character. Although she has a patriarchal mentality, she also loves her children very much. Her experience is also very representative. She is far away from home to help her children take care of her children, and wandering in a strange city, which is very empathetic. This book is a mix of comedy and tragedy and is well worth reading.

Most of the elderly in China are like this, and they have become old people. The parents' home is always the son's home, and the children's home is not the parents' home. The story is objective and realistic. Raising children to prevent old age is a thing of the past, and now the elderly are paid nannies.

If parents are kind, hard-working, and giving, their children's lives will not be that bad. Everyone must live their own life no matter what.

A true portrayal of real life, fortunately the ending is good

It's very realistic. This may be the life of many people in the future.

It truly and objectively reflects the hard-working, simple and conscientious rural elderly who work as cows and horses for their children and pay for them without any regrets.

The content and theme are good, but some chapters are inconsistent and the details cannot be scrutinized. I hope the author can have a deeper understanding of life and be more cautious. Come on