Bao's fate was decided the moment his father threw off the newspaper and walked out of the house. A mother who has lost her trust is bound to find a spiritual spouse, and who is more suitable than the bag she conceived with her own hands? It is small and weak, and it is pushed down to a corner at every turn. It always surrounds the mother, and everything is at the mercy of the mother. This is simply God's will/natural fit!
The only regret is that it wants to be independent, which is absolutely not allowed. Finally, the final quarrel could not end, and the mother swallowed it, just as it should have had the fate. Anyway, it is going to fly away with my wife, and I can't get it after all. This action still startled the mother's wailing, and it didn't necessarily contain remorse, it was just absurd.
It's not even the most absurd. The bag with a round head and a round head who lost all aggression finally came back to admit his mistake. The father pushed it behind him, as if he was just a neighbor who persuaded him to fight; and the mother turned to his side aggrievedly, as if to punish it.
The end result, of course, is peace: after all, it's what we do best.
Extremely controlling mothers are not just a product of East Asia. It's much more extreme in The Act than in BAO. But as we all know, The Act ends with the daughter killing the mother, which is unthinkable in our culture. What we advocate is cutting bone to heal relatives. Even if there is no feudal oppression, we can still grow into a bun with a round head and a round head, and live in harmony with the missing father and the controlling mother.
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