Seven-year-old Wen Sheng thought her name was a blessing for her to have flowers every step of the way, until the children at the end of the alley covered her school uniform with mud and screamed at her as the "God of Plague."
She returned home clutching the bloody pebbles, and her mother bandaged her in distress. At night, she saw her father kneeling in her mother's room, crying for his long-broken love. At the dining table in the morning, it was her father who cooked breakfast for the family. She was the only one with a few noodles in clear soup - the remnants of charity given by violent people.
In this rotten home, love is a chain and tenderness is poison
His father began to learn to play the role of a loving father, holding his mother's withered body in his arms, but Wen Sheng could see clearly: when he wiped the corners of his mother's eyes, her mother looked out the window and her eyes were red.
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Purpose: The heroine Shengsheng in the article is regarded as the "god of plague" in her native family, and suffers discrimination and malicious treatment from her family and the outside world. The indifference, prejudice and misunderstanding of her native family, like invisible shackles, tightly bound her heart, causing her to suffer mental torture as she grew up. This reveals that the adverse environment of the original family may have a great negative impact on the child's character shaping, mental health and value formation. It calls on people to pay attention to the role of the original family on the individual and avoid indelible pain caused by improper family atmosphere to children throughout their lives.