People who live under the same roof may not necessarily love each other; people who share the same blood may not truly understand each other.
Chunhua thought that getting married meant having a family. But when her life was gradually filled with daily necessities, children, the elderly, money and responsibilities, she discovered that what truly crushes a person is often not the earth-shattering events, but the grievances that go unnoticed day after day.
Some people give up their marriage for their parents, some feel wronged for their children, some work hard to maintain a family that has long since been torn apart, and some are gradually losing love and hope in silence.
The eaves can cover the wind and rain, but they cannot cover the human heart; a family sits around a table, but each of them is burdened with secrets that cannot be told.
"Under the Roof" is based on the lives of ordinary people. There are no absolute good guys and bad guys, only the difficult choices everyone makes between family, marriage, responsibility and reality.
I hope everyone who reads this book can see others and themselves in the story.
Purpose: Using an ordinary family as an incision, it depicts practical issues such as marriage, family affection, elderly care, childcare, and intergenerational concepts in Chinese-style families, writes about the perseverance, compromise, and growth of ordinary people under the pressure of life, and arouses readers' understanding of \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\