As far back as I can remember, the balance in our family has never tilted in favor of my mother and me. Preferential treatment, silent grievances, and daily depression are like a net, trapping us in place. I watched my mother grow old in forbearance, and as I grew up, I gradually saw the unfair truth.
Finally, one morning when I made up my mind, I took my mother's hand and left that suffocating home. This is not a story about revenge, but a journey about awakening, courage and self-redemption. We took root again in a strange city, learned to live for ourselves, and rebuilt our own warmth and order amidst the trivial matters of daily necessities.
This is a story for everyone who has been hurt in their original family: you don't have to forgive, but you have to break free; you can move towards your own light with love.
Purpose: Tell the story of a heroine who awakens from the long-term injustice in her family of origin, and ultimately leads her mother out of trouble and rebuilds her life. It explores the impact of the family of origin on individuals, and the power of women to support each other and achieve self-salvation in difficult situations.