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In her previous life, Zhou Guilan gave everything to her children—she spent her lifelong savings on her son’s down payment and helped her daughter raise the child for three years. But when she lay in the hospital with advanced lung cancer, her son said, “I’m busy at work,” and her daughter said, “My in-laws can’t do without me.” She finally died alone. Reborn on a morning ten years ago, looking at her wrinkle-free face in the mirror, she suddenly decided to “cut off financial support”: she locked the 200,000-yuan passbook for her son in a drawer, refused to pick up her daughter’s child, and even signed up for a senior university to learn traditional Chinese painting. Her children went crazy—her son slammed the door and called her “selfish,” her daughter cried and said, “I raised you for nothing,” and even her husband advised her to “take a step back.” But Zhou Guilan was determined this time: “I’ve lived two lives, and I finally understand that I have to hold my own life in my hands.” However, when she really started living for herself, the children who used to only ask for help slowly learned to “give back”...
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