At the age of 32, Lin Wan was "abandoned" by her parents.
It's not death, it's not divorce, it's that they sold their old home and moved to a retirement community. They said with a smile: "We raised you until you grow up. The task is completed. Now it's time to live for yourself."
She always thought that she was the center of the family, the little cotton-padded jacket that her parents could not live without. It wasn't until this moment that she discovered that it was she who had been "weaned" all along.
On the one hand, there was the gender discrimination of "you should get married" in the workplace, and on the other hand, the sincerity gradually warming up in the "agreement love". Standing at the crossroads of life, Lin Wan finally began to think:
Marriage is not a must, and filial piety is not a binding agent. A 32-year-old woman can still live her life as her own light.
