Old Liu and His Daughter
老刘和他的女儿
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- Completed
- Length
- 108k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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The psychological journey of a father and two daughters as they grow up is mixed with family affection, love, friendship, and the generation gap and spiritual collision between father and daughter. The author expresses between the lines the life attitude of ordinary people in the market and the way they look at things. A plain tone, ordinary things, and an old man with a lot of personality.
This book mainly tells the growth process of Lao Liu's two daughters from kindergarten to university and PhD studies. In this process, it reflects Lao Liu's education method for his two daughters and the impact on the two daughters, especially the eldest daughter. In a second-child family, there are very few children who can be equal. Don't underestimate the jealousy of children. This is more obvious in another short story "Pain of the Heart". Children's education is a marathon, and anything can happen during the process. Let's learn and learn from it together!
The book begins with a story about the different lives of three young people. They all work in careers they like, and they just drink and chat when they have nothing to do. The author and Lao Li both have money and live a good life, but the protagonist Lao Liu has his own living habits and many hobbies. He uses his different education methods to educate his two daughters. The two daughters are also very good. Although the eldest daughter and Lao Liu don't talk to each other, the children all love him. From buying cakes to buying clothes, the second daughter tells his father everything about school, etc... At the end of the story, the children all have their own careers and their own lives. They no longer have to worry about the children when they are young, and they sit together drinking and discussing life. It's true that the mountain monk can't count the number of jiats, and he knows the autumn of the world when a leaf falls.
Explaining this book, Adler said: Through in-depth research, we found that the reason why some women have certain so-called "inferior" performances is actually because they encountered some obstacles in their spiritual development. Human society has a characteristic that it cannot guarantee that every child will become a talented person, but it is easy to turn children into people without talent. Fortunately, we have never deliberately buried talents, but we know that some people are too successful in burying talents. It is not difficult to understand that in our time, girls tend to suffer more oppression than boys
I forgot to rate, so I will rate you. I particularly agree with this point of view. I think you are a very wise person [blowing kiss][blowing kiss]
I also have a daughter who just entered high school this year. I watched Lao Liu and his daughter and was deeply moved😭😭😭. I also let my husband watch it and benefited from it [OK][OK][OK]
Our era is a sad era, so sad that the only thing left in people's hearts is money. The ideal may be far away, but it is better than never thinking about the meaning of life even once in a lifetime, because after all, people are higher than animals because of their thinking, and living is not just a conditioned reflex.