
All About Summer
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- 70k Words
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- Baihe (GL)
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- Modern Era
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I found that I was also a social creature who could understand the perspectives of the two young women. Personality will probably not change dramatically due to changes in relationships, identities, and life. Everything runs normally according to Liang Zhuo's order. Love, family, and work are the juxtaposed components of her life. There is no priority and it is difficult to distinguish between priorities. Likewise, those who have not been nourished by intimate love cannot give corresponding feedback. In this period of involuntary control and the occasional absence of rationality, Zhile, full of novelty and longing, saw the "elephant in the room" with hindsight. At the same time, the loopholes in the external environment, prenatal and postnatal, social and family support systems were not repaired with the iteration of technology and ideas, and the environment The attitude towards the choice of being a mother goes from one extreme to the other - from neglect to contempt. In this way, the existential crisis of motherhood is clearly outlined in the interaction between the protagonist and others, exposing an existential crisis that always lacks a reasonable, natural and self-contained position. The natural identification between mother and daughter is as eternal as the reverence for life. Chang Xia's hesitant words are based on her embodied experience as a natural mother and her understanding and trust of her daughter, as well as the joy of being seen; her daughter's gratitude and understanding of her mother are not based on suffering, but on the peace of mind and willingness after tasting the pain of choice. Grand issues and cross-media biological inventions are completely solved in the intersection of the eyes and words of this mother and daughter. Is it necessary for technology to go so far? Do people have to copy the experience of the previous generation? Why do people have to keep up with the pace of the times? These are questions and awakenings created by the characters and readers, and they do not give up the hope of reconciliation.
Although Chang Xia's mother in the article seems to be quite repulsive to the title "Mom" and the responsibility behind it, or in other words, she hopes that Zhile does not need to experience the difficulties that the title "Mom" may bring. But Chang's mother still took precautions for Zhile, and with the little game between adults, she obtained a consent form that might not be needed in the future. Who knows what Liang Zhuo will do in the future, right? Just wait for the author to continue unfolding the story layer by layer.
Liang becomes like those men in real life... I know I shouldn't say this, but I really feel like I see a lot of them.
It felt like Liang's reaction was a little cold, as if he was deliberately avoiding it.
A mother like Chang Xia makes people think that her mother is the greatest person in the world... Children are like "sweet burdens". Although Chang Xia's life is not as elegant as Jasmine's, her daughter is real, and the sweetness and sadness of raising a daughter are also real. Just like in fact, the encounter between Chang Zhile and Liang Zhuo may not be so unworthy. At least Zhile has a daughter, and at least she and Liang Zhuo once truly loved each other. Life is all about experiences. Along the way, there will be regrets and many left behind. Looking forward to Liang Zhuo's perspective
"The tongue is dry, combined with the opposite..." This is a big bug for the author ~ Hui Gan
This guy named Zhuo is so scumbag!
Oh, it's so painful, or rather, it's so realistic.
But she was a little sad. Chang Zhile was tired both physically and mentally, but Liang Zhuo only cared about the other person's eyes "not being able to see" him. How could she not see her?
What Zhile wants to ask is also what I want to ask. Is she really not aware of it at all? But it seems reasonable because she doesn't seem to like children either.