When writing "Run, Stay-at-Home Moms", I focused on those women who silently contribute in marriage and family. In life, many stay-at-home mothers like Su Yao give up their careers for their families, but are often ignored by their families and remain passive in family economics and emotional interactions. I hope that through Su Yao's story, I can show the real side of married life, the conflicts that are covered up by daily necessities, the love that is wasted by busy life.
Marriage is not a simple union, but a long and complicated process of getting along. I hope readers can see the problems in marriage from the stories of Su Yao and Chen Yu, think about how to maintain understanding and communication in the trivialities of life, cherish the efforts of those around them, and protect the warmth of the family together.
