Three generations of women, three fates.
Fang Guiying has been silent all her life, turning from an irritated daughter-in-law into a vicious mother-in-law. She's not born evil, she just hasn't woken up.
Bai Shao endured it all her life, changing from a quiet new daughter-in-law to a forgotten patient. Her death woke up another person.
Xu Mudan woke up. She took her salary card, tore up the account book, and told her husband, "Otherwise we'll get divorced." She opened a flower shop, planted peonies, and lived the way she wanted.
Sun Xiaohe is Bai Shao's daughter. She was admitted to a university in Beijing and left that home. She learned to say no, learned to say no, and learned to be herself.
This is a story about "waking up". It's not a cool novel, it's not revenge. It is about how three women faced silence, oppression and choices in different eras.
Some people woke up. Some people didn't wake up. Some people wake up for those who are not awake.
Purpose: This is a female epic about "how silence kills" and "how to wake up and save yourself".
It's not a cool novel, it's not a story of revenge. It writes about how three generations of women faced the fate of being "silenced" in their respective predicaments - some were swallowed by silence, some suffered in silence, some broke out after silence, and some lived a new life for the silent people.