Married from Afar

It made me cry many times and I saw myself again...

Call for posts Come and tell your halftime story! 1. Why did you decide to take a year off? 2. What is the attitude of your family? 3. During the year of leave, will your expenses be affected? 4. Are you living the life you imagined before you quit? 5. Did you hesitate to continue lying down when you came back? Are there any psychological barriers?

Damn it! Damn it! IT industry, companies moving south, layoffs, middle-aged people unemployed, wives unhappy, parents unwilling to help raise their sons, this, this, this, author, are you peeking into my life? ? ? ?

Congratulations to Xiaoshen for opening a new book and grabbing the sofa on the first floor.

I haven't read it for a few months, so I casually browsed through it, and I came across He Xiaofa's new book, cheers💪

I was so happy after Xiao Mu appeared. I like watching this kind of drama where a dad takes care of his baby.

I would like to comment on the following male protagonist. The male protagonist touched me quite a lot. As a character in the work, he doesn't have many great moments, but he is very real. He is the epitome of an ordinary man, and he has the courage to speak his mind. He knows how to reflect on himself and see his wife's difficulties. He is a person who is constantly growing. Good men do need time to grow. I'm glad the author wrote this out.

The second half of Cao Jiamin's story was underlined. Is the author afraid of provoking gender antagonism? I think although she is not perfect, she is very real. Very much like my colleagues around me. I have always been curious about how some colleagues managed to keep their marriages alive, and it turns out they were married for love! So sour~

The story is very universal. Living in a big city is not easy, and couples need support. I guess the author must have life experience, so he handles emotional development quite maturely. There is no bloody plot in this book. For this reason alone, I decided to give it a try.

This is the end of the book, I feel a bit reluctant to leave it.

Reading He Xiaoda's book does not feel like reading a story, but like listening to a friend telling her personal experience. If the author did not have relevant experience, he must have done a lot of research before starting the book. The writing is so real. I feel like the author has peeked into my life. I am looking forward to the next masterpiece of Xiaoda.

I don't know which of He Xiao's books this is, but every one of them has performed well. What's even more valuable is that in each film, you can feel the author's improvement in controlling words, stories, and characters. Each book writes about the lives of urban men and women, the emotions, marriage and career of urban people, but none of them are the same. Each new work is a new perspective and a new story to touch people's hearts. But without exception, readers feel like, isn't this my life? I don't know how she extracts so many true stories from her troubled life. From a "careful" perspective, I think He Xiao is one of the best writers on the reality channel. I hope a collection can be produced that will include all of He Xiao's works.

Couples coming from the weekend, come on!

🙂, no update tonight? 🌹

Sometimes when you like a book, there happens to be a certain point in it that touches you. Although it is not as extreme as the protagonist's parents, it is true that they are domineering. It's a pity that I don't have a generous sister, and my wife's resentment cannot be resolved. How can the author Jun teach me!