The Rules of the Children's Home
儿女家的规矩
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- Completed
- Length
- 178k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 8mo ago
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- Fanqie
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A very touching novel, I have been following it. Although it is a story about ordinary people, the perspective is novel, the characters are portrayed very profoundly, and the description of the story is very graphic. Especially the description of family relationships, marriage and love is very accurate and worth watching! ! ! ! ! @
This book tells the story of a pair of ordinary old people, but it made me see the shadow of my own parents. This is not only a story about generations, but also a true portrayal of many families. If you have ever moved away from home, or have parents who came to live in your city from your hometown, many scenes in this book will be very familiar to you. Parents come to a strange city for their children. They try hard to integrate but always feel like guests, burying their grievances and loneliness in their hearts. As a child, how should you understand your parents? I believe you will find the answer from the book.
A very good novel! Although the story tells the story of an old couple living in two places while helping their children to take care of their children, the description and analysis of parents and children, marriage, and dealing with people are very good, and many things can be learned from. [Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like][Like]
The author reflects the collision of tradition and modernity through daily family life. The subject matter is close to life and can easily resonate with readers. Overall, the work has a solid realistic foundation. If the narrative rhythm and character arcs are slightly polished, it is expected to become a more influential family ethics story. Looking forward to the author's subsequent development!
The character descriptions are very delicate and vivid, and the content is full of real emotions. I was very impressed after reading it. As children, we should think about our own words and deeds, and we should also consider the hardships faced by our parents from their perspective.
It describes a real social phenomenon: the daughter-in-law wants to be the best in the world, Empress Dowager Cixi. They don't know how to respect their elders, and they don't know that their parents gave up a comfortable life because they really wanted to do it for their children and grandchildren. There are also virtuous daughters-in-law and daughters-in-law who know how to be grateful. I know many good wives who treat their parents-in-law well. I just don't understand, it's all Kochi. Why are their philosophies different? They only understand that the daughter-in-law has no obligation to take care of her parents-in-law, but they do not understand that grandparents have no obligation to take care of their grandchildren?
Zhou Zhiyuan has such a pitiful mother, but some things can't be solved by just giving in. Be tough, don't pay a thousand yuan, cut off contact with them, and hire someone to pick up and drop off the children. Your life will be satisfactory!
The writing is very realistic and I was hooked from the first chapter. Can be adapted for television
Realistic stories are nice to hear, and they can wake up those troubled people to think carefully about how to deal with all relationships!
It is close to life and reflects the intertwining, collision and integration of living habits of the north and the south in real life. Worth recommending.