Ordinary Years, the Warmth of Family Affection in the World

The fireworks of the secular world are ups and downs, and an ordinary family can absorb all the joys and sorrows of half a life. This work combines many real-life classic family film and television blueprints, using ordinary families as the carrier to depict the most authentic appearance of Chinese family love. It spans the confrontation between love and marriage, marriage run-in, parenting disputes, original estrangement, and year-end reunions, and writes about the pull, disputes, debts, and reconciliation between family members. Some people are trapped in worldly prejudices and compete for love; some are trapped in the trivialities of marriage, and learn to stay together in confusion; some are trapped in old wounds, waiting to be released in indifference; and some are trying to understand what family is amid anxiety and generational conflicts. There are no earth-shattering plot twists, only the daily game of fireworks. Those quarrels, estrangements, awkwardness and tenderness are all the true epitome of every ordinary family. The years are long and family affairs are trivial. In the end, all sharpness will become peaceful, and all barriers will slowly dissolve. All I have to do is seek peace and stability for my family; in ordinary days, I only seek the warmth and affection of family in the world.