. Introduction to the work "Marriage in Tears" is set during the Republic of China. It tells the story of a young girl, Wang Qiumin, who was forced to marry into the feudal family Jian's family. She was reduced from an innocent girl to a "reproductive tool" and "free labor" for her husband's family. She was tortured by her mother-in-law, her father-in-law's majesty, and her husband's cowardice, and experienced countless collapses from "tears on the wedding dress" to "blood on the stove" - whether it was the humiliation on the wedding night, the abuse during confinement, or the stigmatized "Crossroads Mystery" incident, they were all like heavy shackles that made her breathless. However, the birth of her daughter became an opportunity for her to awaken. She began to sew rag dolls late at night to save money. In the end, she roared "I am myself" in the heavy rain, resolutely split up the family, set up a stall to make a living, and used her calloused hands to sew a way out. Through the reincarnation of three generations of women (mother, aunt, Qiu Min), the novel tears apart the systematic oppression of women by feudal ethics and shows how an insulted and damaged soul can be tempered into steel in suffering, and finally rebuild its dignity in brokenness.
