Introduction: "Ordinary World" at the end of the story, Lu Yao wrote He Xiulian to death, many people think that this is a big failure, indicating that they can't understand such an arrangement, obviously He Xiulian can not die, but why do you have to write it to death? Could it be a forced tragedy? So how to understand He Xiulian's death?
He Xiulian is Sun Shao'an's wife, Sun Shao'an married He Xiulian to heal his love wounds, because he loves Runye and can't, because he wants to quickly withdraw from his feelings for Runye, just a He Xiulian who doesn't want a bride price is sent to the door, so it is logical, Sun Shaoan married this woman, for Sun Shaoan at that time, don't care if it is He Xiulian, even if it is Li Xiulian, or Zhang Xiulian, as long as you don't want a bride price, you can marry him immediately, it doesn't matter.
Therefore, there is no love between Sun Shaoan and Xiulian, that is, Sun Shaoan is lucky and really meets a good girl. Is there a better wife than He Xiulian? He Xiulian loves Sun Shao'an almost to the realm of self-forgetfulness, she even loves Wu and Wu, deeply loves the Sun family and a large family, she is kind and responsible, industrious and capable, able to share happiness and hardship with Sun Shao'an, and help Sun Shao'an manage the livelihood of a large family.
After Xiulian married Sun Shao'an, she wanted to help the Sun family live a good life, and with Xiulian's full support, the Sun family finally got rid of poverty, finally embarked on the road to prosperity, and slowly became the richest man in Shuangshui Village, the richest man in Shiqujie Commune, and later the richest man in the county, to participate in the Quaofu Conference. Of course, half of this medallion is Xiulian's credit, isn't it?
But how did such a perfect woman end up being written to death by the author? On the surface, it seems that Lu Yao is not friendly to Xiulian, but in fact, Xiulian's death hides Lu Yao's deepest love for women!
To be able to marry a woman like Xiulian, Sun Shaoan is probably also an accident, of course, more of a surprise, Xiulian's death does not have much effect on the promotion of the story, but it is the biggest punishment for Sun Shaoan. After Sun Shaoan married Xiulian, because they were not united because of love, it was too easy to get Xiulian, human nature is like this, too easy to get, not very cherished.
Sun Shaoan has some such a taste for Xiulian, which may not be subjectively deliberate, but it does appear to be like this, and Sun Shaoan is not considerate enough for Xiulian. In their marriage, it seems that Xiulian is paying, for the sake of Shao'an, for the sake of the Sun family, Xiulian has no reservations whether she starts from her mother's family or from herself.
But Sun Shaoan, even if Xiulian is for his sake, give him thick rice, give him a white mask, Sun Shaoan will hammer Xiulian. For many years, Xiulian followed him to work in the mountains, and later worked in the brick factory, Sun Shaoan understood his younger brothers and sisters, understood his sister's difficulty, understood his father, and even understood the villagers in Shuangshui Village, but it seems that she has never understood Xiulian, she is also a woman, and she also needs rest and care!
Xiulian's death was a punishment for Sun Shao'an, and over the years he had learned more and more about Xiulian's goodness, but he probably subconsciously felt that xiulian had married him, and it should be so. Maybe he always waits, waits to give Xiulian a new kiln, waits for Xiulian to be good, and so on to let Xiulian live a good life, but the world is so impermanent, tomorrow and accidents do not know which one will come early, Xiulian's death, is the punishment for Sun Shaoan always "waiting", he did not grasp the present and the people in front of him, until Xiulian died, he regretted it! This is probably Lu Yao's true intention, through Xiulian's death, to warn everyone, do not let the people who care always wait, waiting and waiting may be a lifelong regret. It's better to wait for the future than to grasp the present, isn't it?