She slept on a dirty slatted bed, and Chunbao slept strangely beside her. In her already numb brain, as if Qiu Bao was fat and white and writhing cutely beside her, she stretched out her hands to hug her, but there was Chun Bao beside her. At this time, Chun bao fell asleep and turned around, his mother holding him tightly, while the child, from the faint snoring, his face was on her chest, and his hands were caressing her breasts. The long night of silence and cold death, seemingly infinitely procrastinating, procrastinating...
Huang Fat is a cobbler, who accumulates debts year after year, smokes, drinks, gambles, and becomes a fierce and violent man, personally throwing his newborn daughter into boiling water, and then beating the right forehead of the child Chunbao with a hoe handle. Miserable and inhuman, he secretly pawned his wife out in exchange for a hundred yuan.
In that era, Chun Bao Niang did not even have the right to resist and say no, more like fish on the chopping board, ready to be slaughtered. She really didn't want to bear the children who hadn't remembered anything here, but she had to marry over there.
The next day, the spring rain fell in a drip.
The car arrived early in the morning. But this woman, she did not sleep all night. She first repaired several of Chunbao's torn clothes; Spring was coming, summer was coming, but she, even the tattered cotton jacket the child used in winter, took it out and handed it over to his father—in fact, he had slept in bed. Later, she sat down next to him and tried to say a few words to him, but the long night was delayed, and she could not say a word, and. She boldly shouted at him a few times, made a few inaudible sounds, and the sound was outside his ear, and she didn't say anything to sleep.
Huang Fat did not have the slightest gratitude for Chun Baoniang's meaning, and completely regarded her as a tool person, without a trace of guilt.
Chun Bao Niang married a Xiu Cai and let Chun Bao Niang have a son. Originally, I thought that Xiucai's family's two hundred acres of land and good economic conditions could alleviate his sad emotions. But who would have thought that Xiucai was also a hypocritical man, and his eldest wife was even more inconsistent, and soon after entering the door, Chun Bao Niang became a servant of Xiucai's family.
Soon after giving birth to Qiu Bao, after three years, the contract was dissolved, and he wanted to go back, looking at Qiu Bao's figure, and thought of Chun Bao again. After learning that Chunbao was ill, he gave him the jade ring that Xiucai gave him to his ex-husband to pawn to treat the child. Xiucai did not leave her, at the end of winter, leaving Qiu Bao, the flesh and bones on both sides were inseparable, and Qiu Bao's cries gradually disappeared, and finally returned to the family he once had.
After returning home, Chun Bao was also strange to her. After sitting in the house for a long time, she and her husband did not say a word. Chun Bao Niang circled around the corner of the house for a week, and said to her husband without any strength: "The rice tank is empty..." The man sneered and replied, "You've lived in an adult's house!" Rice, in that cigarette box. After his wife returned, she actually treated her with such an attitude and such a tone, how could she not make Chun Bao Niang sad!
This poor woman, reduced to a tool for childbirth, after giving birth to a child at Xiucai's house, no longer has any use value, so he drove her out of the house, did not allow lunch to eat, and did not prepare a palanquin. Compared with the scene of marrying at that time, it can be seen that there are only two words in their eyes.
It can be seen that in the era of women, the status was so low, not even the minimum dignity. The hateful wife system does not treat women as adults at all. They are also "eating people", devouring a famous woman.
Although there is no pawn wife system now, there is still a pawn wife system, hanging sheep's head to sell dog meat. Before reaching the marriageable age, the family hurriedly married their daughters, received the bride price, and became a wife in a confused way, but did anyone really consider the feelings of girls?
May every woman be able to speak out of her heart and no longer live like a "slave".