My Bitter Mother

"I Wish to Be Like the Changing Wind" tells the story of an ordinary Chinese woman's ordinary and tenacious life in a melodious song. This is not only a piece of documentary literature recording suffering, but also a painful appeal: we write tragedy precisely to end tragedy. It aims to break the vicious cycle of "patience for the sake of family integrity", which allows children to grow up in fear in the name of love, but it takes a lifetime to heal childhood. This is a heavy documentary work written with blood and tears, calling for legislation and hoping to protect everyone through law. This book tears apart the gentlest lie that legitimate violence in the 'family' is a domestic matter. She has endured for decades not to teach you to endure! I want to tell you: the law is the only way out!