Introduction:
He Manxiang had no children in her life, but she raised two daughters and a son. In order to let her children have no worries, she took her wife to work as a cow and horse for them all her life. In order to have someone burn paper after her death, He Manxiang never straightened her back in her life.
She sold land for her younger daughter and a house for her son, and her husband had to pay monthly living expenses. She and her husband even secretly sold their blood several times to hide from her younger son.
I thought that by giving everything I had, I could gain stability in my old age.
Little did they know that when news of the demolition came, their children scolded and complained, blaming them for having no future, blaming them for being incompetent and unable to keep their houses. Every family in the village had received demolition funds, but they were the only ones renting a house, so they were driven out and homeless.
Seeing that they would not get any benefit, her children drove her and her husband to the bridge. When a cold winter came, she and her husband died in the bridge.
When I woke up, I went back to the day when my little son-in-law had an accident. My wife was still young, she was in good health, and she could do everything over again.
Mrs. He has realized that it is better to rely on herself than to rely on anyone. What's wrong with being unable to have children? What's wrong with not having a biological child? Children and grandchildren have their own blessings. If there are no children and grandchildren, I should be happy and enjoy the blessings.
She started a counterattack life, set up a stall and started a business, and encouraged her husband to venture into the business district with her skills and build factories and stores.
"Why is Mrs. He who can't give birth in the news?"
"Mrs. He has become a new era farmer entrepreneur?"
Life has gotten better, and unfilial children have come to visit. Mrs. He said, "Get out! Don't delay my happiness."
She doesn't want children, but she encourages the women around her who are "sealed" by the environment and the times to live out their lives and live out their own lives.
