The life pursuit of the rich white mother is to "be a good person", and the code of conduct is to "help the person who knows how to be grateful"-but the poor black mother she helped regard her as hypocrisy: you own a mine, so you throw out some scraps Crumbs are not a good act at all. It breaks the tiresome image of "the rich be kind to the poor" and happy. Where does the rich come from? Essentially, they were all scouted from the poor.
Another big plot point: the custody battle between rich white couples and poor Asian mothers also broke the old sweet image of "maternal love and selflessness." This poor single mother, desperately fighting for her daughter, is not for the so-called "daughter's better life"-obviously another rich couple can do this better-she, like the black heroine, has complete Selfish starting point: They are too lonely in this world, and their daughter is the only person who can accompany them.
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