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Books by 清扬婉兮
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Her Perfect Life 她的完美人生
Two “sisters” who grew up in a blended family have different abilities and contrasting personalities, and go on to lead very different lives. After graduating, Zhou Huichi joins a prestigious company, succeeds in her career, and enjoys the freedom of being single, living with carefree abandon. Tao Guiyi marries young, has a wealthy family, a loving husband, and two children, becoming a full-time homemaker. Both believe they have a good life, yet secretly envy each other. Zhou Huichi, battling it
64Reads—Score—Shelves
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A Place to Belong 有依
Granny Zhang: “I have to raise the child and carefully keep the peace with my daughter-in-law! It’s so hard!” Granny Zhou: “I don’t want to look after a child. I just want a thriving career and a beautiful second spring!” Granny He: “Oh? It seems the child has raised my standing in the family. That’s a good thing!” The country has lifted its restrictions on having a third child and is encouraging people to have children. Some people panic at the very thought of childbirth, while others have two
39Reads—Score—Shelves
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Homecoming 有归
Tao Bujiang is swept through time by an accident and arrives forty years in the future, where she meets her own elderly self. The older woman has never married or had children, and is plagued by illness. Her life seems pretty miserable, doesn’t it? She lives in a special retirement home for “leftover women,” where she matches wits with the caregivers every day. They call her “the potty-mouthed old hag” and “a nightmare even for ghosts.” Maybe things are even worse than they seem? A novice in the
11Reads—Score—Shelves
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Dad Isn't Superman 爸爸不是超人
A father's love is like a mountain: majestic, steady, broad, selfless, and boundlessly warm. After suffering a career setback, the macho Xia Jun becomes a full-time dad while his wife returns to work and makes a spectacular comeback. Their roles are reversed, and Xia Jun learns firsthand the ups and downs of being a stay-at-home father. Whether you're a stay-at-home mom or dad, you're no superhero with three heads and six arms. Taking good care of your child is the only answer.
11Reads—Score—Shelves
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Full-Time Mom, Full Speed Ahead 全职妈妈向前冲
Three women with very different personalities quit their jobs for different reasons and returned home to become full-time mothers. Their circumstances, however, were far from the same. After weathering the initial chaos and exhaustion, Ai Mo sank into deep self-doubt. Did giving up her job mean giving up her career and herself? Should she become a rich wife like Jiang Lili, or a resentful wife like Zhou Xiaodi? She had to make her own choice. When her marriage hit the rocks, should she walk away
5Reads—Score—Shelves
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Part-Time Uncle 兼职舅舅
As society develops, a range of factors, including economic conditions and cultural attitudes, have contributed to a steady rise in the number of single mothers. Statistics show that in 83% of divorced families, the mother is the one raising the children. Alongside challenges such as financial pressure and workplace discrimination, the lack of quality companionship from a positive male role model in a child's upbringing is an issue that cannot be ignored. Fang Jieyi, Zhang Yingzhen, and Wen Xue
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