Happiness Is a Pot of Porridge, You Have to Drink It Even If It Gets Boiled

This is a work that focuses on the real plight of contemporary families, with a realistic style and a heavy plot. But compared with the reality of those families that "separate themselves when disaster strikes" and fall apart at every turn, the core of this novel is about the unremitting struggle, selfless love, courageous responsibility, mutual tolerance and understanding that are still shown in the "floating" family life. It is about the strong spiritual pillar of never giving up and holding together for warmth in the face of extreme difficulties! Warm reminder: Readers looking for relaxing and refreshing articles should be cautious! Story summary: A pot of porridge with a burnt smell, a crumbling home. The health care product scam wiped out Chen Daqiang's pension money, the huge wave of middle-aged unemployment overturned the boat of Chen Jianguo's workplace, the menopausal storm enveloped Li Meijuan's dignity as a professional woman, and the adolescent Chen Xiaole suffered a head injury in the live broadcast room. The life of Lao Chen's family is like a pot of porridge that has lost control of the heat, simmering to the bottom, smoky, and making messy bubbles. They quarreled, collapsed, hurt each other, and stumbled through the corridors of the hospital, the pages of recruitment websites, and the transaction sheets of used cars, looking for a way out. Until one day, Chen Daqiang folded a crooked paper boat with his stiff left hand, Li Meijuan picked up a menopausal pill beside the broken bowl, Chen Jianguo gave his son the only piece of meat in the night shift lunch, and Chen Xiaole talked about a collection of wrong physics questions in the live broadcast room... One day they finally discovered: the porridge of happiness has to be drunk even if it becomes mushy.