(Collection of Family Ethics Stories) The ink on the will of the old house has not yet dried, but the adopted daughter has already grasped the paternity test and rushed to the safe. Behind the cloud photo of the model couple is a critical illness notice signed by the husband to a third party. On the night when the top student in the college entrance examination tore up the admission notice, my grandmother was replacing medicines with vitamins. Every perfect family is a beauty vase made of fine porcelain and gold, with cracks oozing out years of blood, overnight tea, and secrets with body temperature that should have been sealed forever.
