"Cognition and Contradiction in Family Relationships" In a small mountain village in southern China, a family surnamed Zhang lives. The Zhang family has a pair of brothers and sisters, the eldest brother Zhang Hui and the younger sister Zhang Ying. They have been dependent on each other since childhood, because their parents died young, and they can only rely on each other to get through the difficult years. Zhang Hui married a city girl, Li Ping, five years ago and brought it home. At first, Zhang Ying felt uncomfortable with the arrival of this city girl, and even felt that her brother was no longer with her.
But after an experience of working together, Zhang Ying began to gradually accept Li Ping. However, happiness was shattered overnight, and Zhang Hui unfortunately died in a car accident, leaving young Li Ping and Zhang Ying behind. Li Ping chose to stay in the Zhang family and began to live a life of widowhood for half a lifetime. Zhang Ying began to gradually realize that a woman's inner world may have many secrets that no one knows. She began to suspect Li Ping's behavior and felt that she did not know enough about her and her family.
Family conflicts and misunderstandings also made Zhang Ying re-examine the relationship between herself and Li Ping, and she began to handle family relationships more carefully. However, an unexpected serious illness once again shattered the family's peace, and Li Ping needed expensive surgery, which left Zhang Ying feeling hopeless and helpless. In anxiety and despair, Zhang Ying began to blame Li Ping and her brother, and even resented her past choices. She didn't know what the future would hold and she felt helpless.
However, she decided to cherish the people in front of her more and give Li Ping more care and companionship. She began to understand that as long as there is tolerance and understanding of each other, happiness will still exist. This story tells us that cognitions and conflicts in the family need to be dealt with rationally, and true happiness is based on mutual understanding and tolerance.