Mrs. Zhang: Not only do you have to raise a baby, you also have to carefully maintain the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law! It's difficult!
Mrs. Zhou: I don't want to have a baby, I just want a prosperous career and a beautiful second spring!
Mrs. He: Hey, my baby seems to have improved my family status? What a good thing!
The country has liberalized the three-child policy and encouraged childbirth. Some people have turned pale when talking about "birth", and some have had two children in three years. Taking care of a baby is the first big obstacle before them. Most families still rely on the elderly to help. Some old people are sick and have to go to battle reluctantly; some old people go to the city to take care of their grandchildren and have to be separated from their wives for a long time.
Firewood, rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar and tea can't escape the word "home".
Reader comments
Ma Jiani, Ma Chi & Zhou Ning, Ma Cheng & Xiaoran, Liu Siyao, Yuqin, Zhou Lan, Fairy,
This article is written from the perspective of a grandma fairy. She and her peers help their children take care of the daily life, including three children, various things between families, the confusion of the elderly who cannot keep up with the rhythm, and the impact and collision of leaving their hometown for the city and being incompatible with the reinforced concrete urban life.
Family life, daily necessities, ups and downs are all slowly unfolded in the author's vivid narration. After reading it, I still feel unfinished. 10 Points recommended
Good, good, good
It's really well written and the language is humorous.
It's very real and beautiful. Look at all kinds of life in your later years to determine how you treat your children.
Ma Jiani, Ma Chi & Zhou Ning, Ma Cheng & Xiaoran, Liu Siyao, Yuqin, Zhou Lan, Fairy, This article is written from the perspective of a grandma fairy. She and her peers help their children take care of the daily life, including three children, various things between families, the confusion of the elderly who cannot keep up with the rhythm, and the impact and collision of leaving their hometown for the city and being incompatible with the reinforced concrete urban life.
Family life, daily necessities, ups and downs are all slowly unfolded in the author's vivid narration. After reading it, I still feel unfinished. 10 Points recommended
Good, good, good
It's really well written and the language is humorous.
It's very real and beautiful. Look at all kinds of life in your later years to determine how you treat your children.