Late at night, snow fell. Wu Sanniang is a midwife in Lijia Village, who has experienced the loss of her husband and no children, and has spent several years of her life alone and independently. That night, Wu Sanniang had just finished delivering a young woman and returned home to find the village empty. She opened the door with some trepidation, only to find a man of sixteen or seventeen years old lying in the doorway.
Seeing that the man lying in the doorway did not react, Wu Sanniang squatted down busily, carefully probing his snort, and found that he had not passed away. Wu Sanniang immediately opened the door and dragged the man into the hall. In the corner of the wall, a brazier flickered with a faint light, and Wu Sanniang lit it and dragged the man to the brazier. Time passed, and the man finally woke up. He told Wu Sanniang in a stammering tone: "I'm hungry." Wu Sanniang hurriedly took out two sheets of bread from the kitchen and handed them to the man. The man took the food and took a bite in an instant, his mouth full of satisfaction.
Wu Sanniang has deep sympathy for the man, and she understands the helplessness and loneliness of being alone in a desperate situation. So she decided to take the man in and give him a home. She told the man: "I don't have children, you can be my godson." The man gratefully agreed to Wu Sanniang's proposal. Since then, the man and Wu Sanniang have lived together and become family members who rely on each other.
Wu Sanniang's kindness and tolerance have become a story praised by the villagers, and she has also won the respect of the villagers. However, as the fierce attitude of the man's daughter-in-law deteriorated, the discontent of the villagers gradually increased. One day, the villagers gathered in front of Wu Sanniang's house, blaming the man and his daughter-in-law. They felt that Wu Sanniang was out of kindness when she took in the man, but the man did not take good care of Wu Sanniang, and even let her be abused by her daughter-in-law. The villagers believed that the man should take responsibility and give Wu Sanniang enoughAlimony
Time flies, three years pass in a flash. One day, a female beggar with mental problems suddenly appeared in Lijia Village, about ten years old. After the female beggar arrived in Lijia Village, the villagers found that her condition was abnormal and thought that Wu Sanniang should not take her in anymore, because what happened to the man before made Wu Sanniang suffer. However, Wu Sanniang did not listen to the advice of the villagers and insisted on taking in the female beggar.
After a period of care and care, the female beggar's condition gradually improved and she regained some of her senses. She began to take the initiative to help Wu Sanniang with housework and actively participated in the villagePublic welfareUndertaking. The change of the female beggar attracted the attention of the villagers, who were shocked and admired by Wu Sanniang's kindness. They re-recognized Wu Sanniang's greatness and kindness, and apologized to her one after another, expressing their gratitude to her.
Wu Sanniang's story spread throughout Lijia Village and became a warm legend. Her good deeds have infected more people, and the village has become more united and harmonious. And Wu Sanniang also enjoyed more happiness and satisfaction because of this, she understood the importance of helping each other from these experiences, and firmly walked on the path she chose.