Xu Xiangjia, born in the 2000s, never dreamed that after graduating she'd become a maternity matron. Her short-tempered father and biased mother sabotaged her perfectly good job, and she was even blacklisted in the industry. With no other choice, she became the youngest maternity matron around. As she entered different homes and met different women, she felt the unique strength each of them possessed. At last, Xu Xiangjia understood that no one could truly be her support. She had to become her own moon. Chen Anping, who dreams of creating the perfect game, also came to realize that his older sister had been forced to become a brother-obsessed enabler because of him. He drew immense strength from Xu Xiangjia, pulled himself out of his slump, and made his dream come true. They both became their own moons.
Thoughts after reading I'll give you a sunflower
The book "Send You a Sunflower" mainly tells the story of a confinement nanny named Xu Xiangjia (later renamed Xu Mingyue) who successfully counterattacked and became the manager of a confinement center with her own efforts and the help of her friends. After Xu Xiangjia graduated, she chose the confinement nanny industry and encountered three strange customers. The first one harassed the confinement nanny, the second one used the confinement nanny as a gun against her mother-in-law, and the third one was a gay husband. After that, she continued to fight for her fate, leading like-minded people to resist together and sending those who had hurt her to prison. In the end, the confinement center became prosperous, and she and her friends gained sweet marital happiness in the end. The book ends. Another biggest selling point of this book is its attack on the patriarchal mentality in Chinese society. It makes people feel pity and hatred after reading it, because in real society, there are not just a few such groups, but many. It can be said that the author wrote it with sincerity and expressed it perfectly. The shortcoming of this book is that we men find it boring in some places. Maybe this is why women can't understand it. Finally, I hope the author will continue to work hard to write better articles for us.