The novel is adapted from some of the author's life experiences and mainly reflects the marriage history of a man and woman born in the 1960s.
Fenxiang and Quanshui have been childhood sweethearts since childhood, but the two peers have different emotional characteristics. Fenfang's love for Quan Shui can be said to be a history of selfish monopoly. She clearly knows that Quan Shui's love for her is based on the unreliable foundation of giving birth to a grandson for her mother as soon as possible, but her selfish possessiveness and revengeful mentality and stubbornness not to divorce hold Quan Shui back.
Fenfang used her life as a rope and tried every means to firmly control the spring water that originally loved freedom in her own hands. It wasn't until Fenfang found a more valuable job that she liked that she began to wake up and give freedom to the other person. Fenfang was dominated by her infatuation all her life. Apart from maintaining the shell of marriage, the true love she longed for never came.
What this book reveals is a misunderstanding of emotional cognition, and the breaking of this misunderstanding requires improving the pattern of life.
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