Born in 1992, the eldest daughter in the family, I have three younger sisters and two younger brothers. Born in poverty, I have shouldered responsibilities on my shoulders since I was a child. I have been patient and tolerant of grievances, and I am sensible and sensible. She thought she could find support by getting married, but her husband cheated on her and she chose to remarry for the sake of her children. In the days that followed, the quarrels never stopped and the grievances accumulated. I wanted to make do with the rest of my life, but my father was diagnosed with cancer and squatted at the end of the corridor crying. My father was injured in a fall in 18 years, but the feeling of being powerless came back to me, making the difficult life completely collapse. I have to collect medical bills, dissolve my marriage, take care of my younger siblings, there is no way out, I can only move forward. This time, I will not live in compromise, but only for myself and my family, to hold up the sky in the wind and rain. One day, I will be that phoenix reborn from nirvana, soaring in the nine heavens.
Purpose: Use the life experience of the eldest daughter from a poor family to show women's tenacity and growth in adversity, interpret the balance between responsibility and self, and convey the power of light after the storm.