"Mother-in-law and Daughter-in-law in Front of the Vegetable Stall" will take you directly to the pain points of the relationship between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law in real families!
Lin Wei, who had just undergone surgery, felt her stomach felt uncomfortably empty. Three meals of millet porridge that was so thin that it could reflect the lines on the ceiling were all her food. Her husband Chen Qiang asked his mother-in-law Liu Guiying to endure the pain on her feet because of rheumatism. But when her mother-in-law came supporting the wall, but carrying the beans she bought on the detour instead of the green vegetables the doctor ordered, the pain in Lin Wei's heart was worse than the wound.
There is no stereotyped evil mother-in-law here, but there is a more heart-wrenching reality - the mother-in-law's "partiality" and "ego" can hurt people deeply in subtle ways. The husband's gentleness pushes the daughter-in-law to the edge of loneliness. The story is like a mirror, reflecting the hidden diseases that may exist in countless families. In the plain and tense narrative, it makes you empathize and make you think about what a real "family" is.
Reader comments
It has a strong flavor of life and is narrated by parents in simple language. It is worth reading.
The plot has a strong sense of substitution. Very distracted
It has a strong flavor of life and is narrated by parents in simple language. It is worth reading.
The plot has a strong sense of substitution. Very distracted