Character:
Aunt Cai is in her early sixties and from Chengdu. He has a quiet temperament, is kind and kind, and doesn't talk much. Aunt Cai was originally the cousin of Li Susu's mother, and she had a close relationship with her. She often took care of Li Susu when he was a child, almost watching him grow up. She had never given birth. Her husband fell ill a few years ago, so she followed her husband to Beijing for treatment, and then settled down. In order to make a living, she was entrusted by Li's mother to become an aunt at Li Susu's house and take care of Susu's food and daily life. She usually lives at Li Susu's house, and three days a week on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday at her own home to take care of her husband.
The author thought casually: Auntie is actually a warm-hearted person, but she is not very good at expressing herself. She feels a bit like Jitong in The Ancient Sword, she really treats Su Su as her own son. In addition to Li Susu's joys, sorrows and joys, there are life-long events in my heart, so I pay special attention to Li Susu's emotional life.