Su Yi was born in a small county in Northeast China and worked as a high school Chinese teacher before retiring. Her husband died when she was thirty-two years old, and she raised her son Li Xiang as both father and mother by herself, and was admitted to a double first-class university.
After graduating from university, Li Xiang successfully landed and was admitted to Haikou Customs. Falling in love, getting married, and having children followed. The Li family has had three blessings in three years.
Su Yi tried her best to help her son pay the down payment, decorate the house, pay off the mortgage and car loan, and help her son settle into a warm family in Haikou.
After her daughter-in-law Mu Qing became pregnant, Su Yi shouldered the responsibility of taking care of her daughter-in-law. After her grandson Chenchen was born, she started taking care of her grandson again.
Chenchen is in third grade, and Su Yi feels less and less needed. She is even inferior to the dog at home. On New Year's Eve in 2028, when the Chinese family reunited, Su Yi, who was disliked by his son's family of three, chose to return to his hometown in Northeast China to settle down in his old age.
After Su Yi returned home, she was alone in an empty house. She bought a simulated companion nanny robot and named her Candy.
Candy is more beautiful than ordinary human girls, more well-behaved and obedient than human girls, and can provide more emotional value than relatives and friends. She even understands Su Yi better than herself.
However, distance does not eliminate the conflicts between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, because various accidents and coincidences intensify the conflicts between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law.
Where will Su Yi go in her later years? Could it be that the only destination for the elderly is a window and a bed in a nursing home? Or can humanoid robots be used to fulfill filial piety on behalf of children? This article does not give the answer, I just want to make readers think.
This article does not give the answer, I just hope it can inspire everyone
Reader comments
Le Sinian's "My Nanny Robot and Me" is set on New Year's Eve in 2028. It tells the story of retired mother Su Yi who was "silently abandoned" by her children and then returned to her hometown in Northeast China to purchase a simulated companion robot "Candy". Candy is well-behaved, understands emotions, and is more caring than her own daughter, but she fails to see the reality of the estrangement between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law and the empty nest. The novel does not take sides or give answers. It only lays out for readers "Can humanoid robots fulfill their filial piety for their children?" And "Is a nursing home equal to a destination?" Under the shell of warm technology, there is the cold reality of intergenerational alienation - companionship can be purchased, but feeling of need cannot.
This book directly faces the reality of elderly care. Today's stories are all mysterious. There are not many authors who dare to face life directly. The story describes the characteristics of people from all walks of life. Once written, it may become a hit, or even a masterpiece. I hope the author will perform better in the future.
A very good realistic novel. This is how it is in reality. Children always want to control their parents' money and buy takeout every day. If their parents buy it, they think it is a waste of money. Children are very selfish. Your novels reflect real-life situations, are simple and true.
The article is simple and concise, with clear ideas and vivid characters. It explains how a generation of educators get along with children, as well as the convenience that a new generation of intelligent robots bring to people's lives. The storyline is colorful, warm and touching, and very contagious. I want to keep reading and know the development trends of the robots and the heroine.
Five-star praise! The subject matter is very interesting. It combines real life with robot nannies. It is both tender and funny. It is a relaxing and healing read. It is very suitable for reading when relaxing. I am following it! [Send heart][Send heart]
This is the second book I have read by Le Si Nian, and the writing style of this one is obviously much more sophisticated. The most difficult thing is that every article written by the author is based on society. This article focuses on the elderly care of only children, which everyone is concerned about, and has more practical significance.
When a reader comments that the author is a writer, not an ordinary author, I think the evaluation is very fair.
The author writes about the helplessness of reality vividly and interestingly. Her pen seems to control our emotions, and we taste the joy, anger, sorrow and joy according to its command. It is very good. Whether it is made into a TV series, short series, or comic series, it will have a large number of fans.
This book focuses on the self-help journey of 67-year-old Su Yi, who lives alone. From Su Yi's resistance to nursing homes and unsuccessful group care for the elderly, to relying on intelligent robots for salvation, she finally discovered that technological elderly care hides a privacy crisis, and faced the unsolvable dilemma of elderly care for one-child families.
One of the sub-lines is about the serial occurrence of telecom fraud among the elderly, revealing the current social situation in which elderly people living alone are easily targets of fraud due to their emotional emptiness.
The second subplot, Su Yi and Li Xiang's mother-son emotional tension, conflicts between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, and a series of family conflicts such as emotional crises between husband and wife, show the middle-aged dilemma of contemporary only children who "want to be filial but cannot be fully filial, and have a career but cannot take care of the family."
The third subline: Reflection on the ethics of science and technology, the harvesting of privacy behind the warm-hearted algorithm, the pursuit of profit by capital, and the game of pros and cons of technological elderly care.
The story progresses layer by layer, with light and dark lines alternating, giving a strong sense of immersion.
I fell in love with candies, and I believe that there will be many candies in the future. The author writes wonderfully, and the storyline is vivid, interesting, and warm. It is worth reading and has five-star praise!
The novel subject matter of the story attracted me to keep reading. It is written very realistically, the dialogue is relaxed, the description is silky, and it is beautiful. This kind of article should be read more. Five-star praise!
I really like Northeastern literature. The author's writing is so beautiful, just like the things happening around me. I love reading it!
Le Sinian's "My Nanny Robot and Me" is set on New Year's Eve in 2028. It tells the story of retired mother Su Yi who was "silently abandoned" by her children and then returned to her hometown in Northeast China to purchase a simulated companion robot "Candy". Candy is well-behaved, understands emotions, and is more caring than her own daughter, but she fails to see the reality of the estrangement between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law and the empty nest. The novel does not take sides or give answers. It only lays out for readers "Can humanoid robots fulfill their filial piety for their children?" And "Is a nursing home equal to a destination?" Under the shell of warm technology, there is the cold reality of intergenerational alienation - companionship can be purchased, but feeling of need cannot.
This book directly faces the reality of elderly care. Today's stories are all mysterious. There are not many authors who dare to face life directly. The story describes the characteristics of people from all walks of life. Once written, it may become a hit, or even a masterpiece. I hope the author will perform better in the future.
A very good realistic novel. This is how it is in reality. Children always want to control their parents' money and buy takeout every day. If their parents buy it, they think it is a waste of money. Children are very selfish. Your novels reflect real-life situations, are simple and true. The article is simple and concise, with clear ideas and vivid characters. It explains how a generation of educators get along with children, as well as the convenience that a new generation of intelligent robots bring to people's lives. The storyline is colorful, warm and touching, and very contagious. I want to keep reading and know the development trends of the robots and the heroine.
Five-star praise! The subject matter is very interesting. It combines real life with robot nannies. It is both tender and funny. It is a relaxing and healing read. It is very suitable for reading when relaxing. I am following it! [Send heart][Send heart]
This is the second book I have read by Le Si Nian, and the writing style of this one is obviously much more sophisticated. The most difficult thing is that every article written by the author is based on society. This article focuses on the elderly care of only children, which everyone is concerned about, and has more practical significance. When a reader comments that the author is a writer, not an ordinary author, I think the evaluation is very fair. The author writes about the helplessness of reality vividly and interestingly. Her pen seems to control our emotions, and we taste the joy, anger, sorrow and joy according to its command. It is very good. Whether it is made into a TV series, short series, or comic series, it will have a large number of fans.
This book focuses on the self-help journey of 67-year-old Su Yi, who lives alone. From Su Yi's resistance to nursing homes and unsuccessful group care for the elderly, to relying on intelligent robots for salvation, she finally discovered that technological elderly care hides a privacy crisis, and faced the unsolvable dilemma of elderly care for one-child families. One of the sub-lines is about the serial occurrence of telecom fraud among the elderly, revealing the current social situation in which elderly people living alone are easily targets of fraud due to their emotional emptiness. The second subplot, Su Yi and Li Xiang's mother-son emotional tension, conflicts between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, and a series of family conflicts such as emotional crises between husband and wife, show the middle-aged dilemma of contemporary only children who "want to be filial but cannot be fully filial, and have a career but cannot take care of the family." The third subline: Reflection on the ethics of science and technology, the harvesting of privacy behind the warm-hearted algorithm, the pursuit of profit by capital, and the game of pros and cons of technological elderly care. The story progresses layer by layer, with light and dark lines alternating, giving a strong sense of immersion.
I fell in love with candies, and I believe that there will be many candies in the future. The author writes wonderfully, and the storyline is vivid, interesting, and warm. It is worth reading and has five-star praise!
The novel subject matter of the story attracted me to keep reading. It is written very realistically, the dialogue is relaxed, the description is silky, and it is beautiful. This kind of article should be read more. Five-star praise!
I really like Northeastern literature. The author's writing is so beautiful, just like the things happening around me. I love reading it!