The story of Tang Qingqing and Liu Wanjun goes beyond the "happy ending" of ordinary romance, but uses the attitude of "moving on with pain" to show people's deep thinking on emotional connection and the meaning of life - the brilliance of the characters is that they are both mortals who have been rubbed by fate, and brave men who plant roses in the dust. Please follow the author's footsteps and see how a woman lives a new world on her own during the transition period of middle age.
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I have been following this book very seriously for several days and finally finished reading this book! A person who was abandoned by his biological parents since he was a child, was verbally bullied and treated with indifference at his adoptive parents' home... He always wanted to be the person his parents said he was, but he couldn't do it in reality. During her first love in adolescence, she fell in love with a man who was 13 years older than her and aborted six of his children. It was not clear how much the man loved her. He made her pregnant six times and had six miscarriages, which showed that he did not love her that much. After breaking up under the pressure of her adoptive parents, she had a rash blind date and got married. She entered the marriage even though she knew her husband didn't love her and he didn't love her either. She suffered a lot in a selfish and mama-loving family. In the end, her husband betrayed her and left her. The malicious slander from her colleagues in the company led to her decline in the workplace... She lived a humble and sad life in the first half of her life. Fortunately, she woke up in time, became positive, came into contact with psychology, and went deep into the field of psychology, achieving extraordinary achievements. During this period, she continued to gradually heal and explore herself. During this period, she met some mentors and friends, and also found a lifelong soul mate... This is an inspirational journey of a woman's transformation, and she has benefited a lot from it. It is worth reading for everyone who has experienced childhood trauma...
No one lives on Dokdo. As long as you interact with others, stories will happen.
Psychological growth is the last word!
Just like in real society, this book is a good book and has helped many people.
Delicate and in-depth description of psychological ups and downs
I have been following this book very seriously for several days and finally finished reading this book! A person who was abandoned by his biological parents since he was a child, was verbally bullied and treated with indifference at his adoptive parents' home... He always wanted to be the person his parents said he was, but he couldn't do it in reality. During her first love in adolescence, she fell in love with a man who was 13 years older than her and aborted six of his children. It was not clear how much the man loved her. He made her pregnant six times and had six miscarriages, which showed that he did not love her that much. After breaking up under the pressure of her adoptive parents, she had a rash blind date and got married. She entered the marriage even though she knew her husband didn't love her and he didn't love her either. She suffered a lot in a selfish and mama-loving family. In the end, her husband betrayed her and left her. The malicious slander from her colleagues in the company led to her decline in the workplace... She lived a humble and sad life in the first half of her life. Fortunately, she woke up in time, became positive, came into contact with psychology, and went deep into the field of psychology, achieving extraordinary achievements. During this period, she continued to gradually heal and explore herself. During this period, she met some mentors and friends, and also found a lifelong soul mate... This is an inspirational journey of a woman's transformation, and she has benefited a lot from it. It is worth reading for everyone who has experienced childhood trauma...
No one lives on Dokdo. As long as you interact with others, stories will happen. Psychological growth is the last word!
Just like in real society, this book is a good book and has helped many people.
Delicate and in-depth description of psychological ups and downs
Very vividly written, patient and logical