Zhang Leti

Zhang Leti lives in a decent family in a small county town. She was never treated unfairly in terms of food and clothing; she was fully supported when studying and going to school; outsiders looked at her, her parents were loving and her family was well off, and she was a pampered daughter who grew up. My mother, Liu Pei, is the gentle and decent second sister of the family. Her dedication to her parents' family has won praise from everyone. Everyone says that she is the good second sister of the Liu family and the backbone of her parents. They never lack a morsel of food, a piece of clothing, and a stable life. It was only later that she understood that dignity is for outsiders to see, and partiality is engraved in the bones. Family property, real estate, connections, savings, all core resources belong to my brother as a matter of course. They must be sensible, be humble, and take the initiative to take a step back when making decisions of interests to help their younger brother's future. Parents have a gentle tone and thoughtful attitude. They will never use harsh words or quarrel with each other, but they will tell you in the slowest and most leisurely way: You are a daughter, you have to be sensible, you have to help, you should not fight. Food and clothing are given to you, but dignity may not be the same; Life gives you resources, but not necessarily; Raising you may not be fair. This is a gentle exchange between a respectable family in a small county town, and it is also the half-life grievance of two generations of daughters hidden beneath their respectability. This time, can I struggle and stop being the most sensible supporting role?