Exchanging Relatives in a Mountain Village

This book is a second creation based on the story of two families in the late 1980s. It tells the story of the fragmented life caused by a marriage exchange. Exchange of relatives, what is exchange of relatives? In the era of underdeveloped material, especially in the era when transportation and information had not yet developed, poor rural families could not find a daughter-in-law for their children. A method that many ordinary families would use was marriage exchange. Because every household had several children, two families would marry each other's daughter as their daughter-in-law, so that their children would have a daughter-in-law, and the in-law relationship between the two parties was closer than the normal in-law relationship.