The talkative beauty tells about her domineering, cheating, and thick-lined mother, and all kinds of unbelievably hilarious and affectionate tidbits, which perfectly depict the strong life of this mother.
What strikes you is the humor that transcends verbal expression. This article truly restores her simple and unobtrusive expression, maintaining the authenticity and original flavor. She writes it freely, the chapters may be long or short, and are not deliberately compressed or over-expanded. It is completely loyal to the main body of Mei Niu Ma's story. Names of people, regions, and some backgrounds that are not clear to me have been deliberately ignored. When reading the story, you don't have to limit yourself to one person.
How long can you talk? Enough for One Thousand and One Nights? Not necessarily. Less? Then "One Thousand Nights" is about the beauty's mother and her wild and wild life.
I really envy this mother. She lives such an independent, free and heroic life and absolutely follows her true heart. How many children can there be in this world? I really envy this mother's child. How can her broad-mindedness and cheerfulness of life be comparable to that of ordinary people?