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Introduction to the work "One Daughter and Three Mothers" Li Xiaoya's life has been a little more twists and turns than others from the beginning. Her biological mother, Ouyang Ping, was her root in blood, but she became a distant concern when she needed companionship the most; her adoptive mother, Ding, supported her childhood with rough palms and bowls of hot rice, giving her the most practical atmosphere; her godmother, Zhou Chunlan, was like a beam of warm light, pulling her up when she hit the bottom, letting her see that there were other possibilities in life. Three "mothers" and three kinds of love are intertwined in Li Xiaoya's life. Some of them used severity to hide their tenderness, some used nagging to hide their concern, and some used silence to protect her as she grew up. But this love sometimes became a heavy weight that made her breathless. She grew up with her biological mother's guilt, her adoptive mother's expectations, and her godmother's love. She wanted to break free, but couldn't help but look back. This is not a perfect story, but it is the most real mother-daughter bond. Three mothers and one daughter, amid love and pull, understanding and estrangement, piece together a girl's stumbling growth path, which also hides the most touching tenderness and helplessness in thousands of families.