"Mom, can you give me a little brother?" She was 6 years old at that time, and she just saw him as an extra playmate. Later she realized that when her brother came, she would have to become the "sister". The more certificates you receive, the more sensible you must be, and the more outstanding you are, the more you must give in. The neighbor's aunt said, "What's the use of my daughter's success? It's just water thrown away." She didn't believe it, so she worked hard to get the first place in the exam, work hard to get the certificate, and work hard to prove herself. Until the day she filled in her application, she chose Beijing, which is the farthest place from home. But before she got into the car, someone was chasing her - bringing with her the "shouldn't have" things that had been taken away from her since she was a child. My sister is also a sister for the first time.
Reader comments
It's pretty good. My sister is a good sister, my brother is a good brother, but my parents are not good parents [crying]
This drama actually happens in many families, reflecting the lifestyle of many families that favor sons over daughters. The younger brother in the drama is pretty good. He was raised by his elder sister since he was a child, and he also supports his elder sister's idea of going to Beijing to go to school. I cried while watching just six episodes, it was really touching! More push!
My opinion of this drama is that the presentation is quite good and very real. This kind of younger brother who has not been influenced by his parents is relatively rare in reality. I can't completely deny that there aren't, but it's certainly very few. I can't say it's beautification, it's just that the screenwriter made it less likely.
And another thought is that I don't want everyone to think that my brother is very, very, very good and worthy of praise. I think this shouldn't be considered a strange thing, but should be regarded as how a younger brother should be.
It's pretty good. My sister is a good sister, my brother is a good brother, but my parents are not good parents [crying]
This drama actually happens in many families, reflecting the lifestyle of many families that favor sons over daughters. The younger brother in the drama is pretty good. He was raised by his elder sister since he was a child, and he also supports his elder sister's idea of going to Beijing to go to school. I cried while watching just six episodes, it was really touching! More push!
My opinion of this drama is that the presentation is quite good and very real. This kind of younger brother who has not been influenced by his parents is relatively rare in reality. I can't completely deny that there aren't, but it's certainly very few. I can't say it's beautification, it's just that the screenwriter made it less likely. And another thought is that I don't want everyone to think that my brother is very, very, very good and worthy of praise. I think this shouldn't be considered a strange thing, but should be regarded as how a younger brother should be.