Chen Rong, a shining name in the Chinese literary world, hides a family story full of ups and downs. As a famous female writer, she has created countless touching stories under her pen, but in reality, her life is like a drama of ups and downs.
Liang Da and Chen Rong seem to have a happy marriage and have three children: the eldest son Liang Zuo, the second son Liang Tian and the youngest daughter Liang Huan. However, the family has gone through many ups and downs and twists and turns over the years.
Chen Rong's gentle eyes often reveal complex expressions, as if telling the story hidden behind the family.
The eldest son, Liang Zuo, inherited his parents' literary talent and became a talented screenwriter. His works such as "Reverie in the Tiger's Mouth" and "Thief Company" shined on the stage of the Spring Festival Gala and won the audience to laugh.
However, fate made people, the overworked Liang Zuo died young, and there were huge debts left behind, which brought a heavy blow to the family.
The second son, Liang Tian, chose a different acting path from his family. Through his own efforts, he emerged in works such as "Two Sons Open a Shop" and "The Stubborn Master", and gradually gained a foothold in the entertainment industry. In the family, Liang Tian is the most filial child, and often finds time to go home to accompany his mother, bringing warmth and support to Chen Rong's life in his later years.
However, the behavior of the youngest daughter Liang Huan made Chen Rong feel cold. There was a dispute between her marriage with Yingda, which not only destroyed the family of Yingda and Song Dandan, but also took Liang Zuo's posthumous work without authorization with Yingda after Liang Zuo's death, which brought great harm to her mother Chen Rong.
This literary female writer is like her own story, her life is full of dramatic turns, showing the complexity of human nature and the impermanence of life. Her family is like a miniature stage of life, staging a life of laughter and tears.
Among Ms. Chen Rong's three children, the eldest son Liang Zuo is undoubtedly the most dazzling star. As a talented screenwriter, Liang Zuo's creations are like gorgeous fireworks, blooming in the audience's memory.
His talent not only added glory to the family, but also made great contributions to the comedy industry in China.
Liang Zuo's masterpiece "Reverie in the Tiger's Mouth" has become a classic program of Mr. Jiang Kun in the Spring Festival Gala, bringing joy to the audience. The cross talk "Thief Company" he created for Feng Gong and the herd has become an unforgettable fragment in the memories of countless people's youth.
These works not only show Liang Zuo's talent, but also reflect his meticulous observation and unique understanding of life.
In addition to those well-known works, Liang Zuo also served as the chief screenwriter of the well-known comedy "I Love My Home", injecting countless joys and warmth into this audience-loved TV series.
The comedy "Sister Idler" starring Cai Ming is also written by Liang Zuo, which once again confirms his talent in the field of comedy creation.
However, as the proverb "the wood shows in the forest, the wind will destroy it", Liang Zuo's talent seems to have become a burden for him. Excessive work and creative pressure quietly eroded his health.
Chen Rong often looked at the back of her son staying up late at work worriedly, but she was proud of his achievements, she never thought that this son, who gave her infinite pride, would leave her at such a young age.
What is even more shocking is that the news of Liang Zuo's death not only took away a genius, but also left a huge loan shark debt. This news was like a thunderbolt from the sky, hitting Chen Rong's already fragile heart hard.
It turned out that Liang Zuo secretly borrowed a large amount of usury behind his family's back.
Liang Zuo's death and the debts left behind made Chen Rong fall into the pain of losing his child, and also brought huge financial pressure to the whole family. This once dazzling genius did not escape the fate of "wisdom must be injured" after all.
His life is like a shooting star, although it is short, it has left an eternal light in the night sky, and it has also left an incurable wound in the hearts of his family.
The spring of April 2001 happened to be the season of spring flowers, but it was also the most gloomy moment in Chen Rong's life. In just one month, fate seems to have played a cruel joke on her.
Her husband Liang Da died of illness first, and her eldest son Liang Zuo also passed away due to overwork, which was an unbearable blow to the 65-year-old Chen Rong.
The originally lively home suddenly became deserted. Chen Rong often sat alone on Liang Da's favorite rattan chair, staring out the window blankly, as if waiting for her husband and son to come home.
The corners of her eyes are often unconsciously moist, but she stubbornly does not let tears fall, and as a strong woman, she knows that she cannot fall and that there are other children who need her love and support.
However, the blows of life are not over. The huge debt left by Liang Zuo was like a mountain, and Chen Rong was overwhelmed. She and her second son, Liang Tian, traveled around hoping to pay off their debts by selling Liang Zuo's unpublished works.
However, when they rushed to Liang Zuo's residence full of hope, they found that those precious works had disappeared, which made Chen Rong's already heartbroken situation even worse, and the pain in her heart was like a monstrous wave, almost drowning her.
During this difficult period, Chen Rong experienced many heavy blows. She faced the double grief of losing her husband and child, and the pressure of huge debts. In the dead of night, she often sat alone in her study, looking through the photos of her husband and son, tears streaming down silently.
This female writer, who was once a dominant writer in the literary world, seems so vulnerable and helpless at the moment.
Although Chen Rong suffered a blow of fate, she was not defeated. She endured her grief and began to think about how to cope with the predicament in front of her. So she, together with Liang Tian, began to look for other ways to repay the debt.
During this arduous process, she felt her son's selfless filial piety and unwavering support, which gave her the strength to move forward.
This experience is undoubtedly the darkest period of Chen Rong's life. However, it was this kind of ordeal that made her more deeply appreciate the impermanence of life and the preciousness of family affection. She began to incorporate these feelings into her own creations, making her work more profound and moving.
Chen Rong used his own personal experience to interpret the tenacity and unyielding life of life, and became the spiritual pillar of many people in the face of difficulties.
When Chen Rong needed the support of her relatives the most, her youngest daughter Liang Huan gave her a fatal blow. Her marriage to Yingda was controversial from the beginning. Liang Huan inserted Yingda and Song Dandan's marriage as a third party, which made Chen Rong feel ashamed and brought a shadow to the family.
Looking back, when Song Dandan and Yingda, the two second generations of Beijing, were together at the beginning, the relatives around them praised them as a match made in heaven. However, as Song Dandan became famous in works such as "Blind Date for a Lazy Man" and "Superborn Guerrilla", Yingda was dissatisfied because of his unsatisfactory work.
Driven by jealousy and low self-esteem, Yingda finally got together with Liang Huan, the screenwriter of the same crew, which led to the breakdown of her marriage with Song Dandan.
Chen Rong often sat alone in the study, looking at Liang Huan's photos when he was a child, trying to find the shadow of his once innocent daughter. She didn't understand why she and her husband were both kind and upright people, but they would give birth to such a daughter who disregarded morality.
Whenever he thought of this, Chen Rong's heart hurt as if he had been cut by a knife.
What made Chen Rong feel cold was that after Liang Zuo's death, Liang Huan and Yingda secretly took away Liang Zuo's posthumous works, which were supposed to pay off Liang Zuo's debts, but they were swallowed by his sister and brother-in-law.
When Chen Rong learned the news, she felt her heart be torn apart, and she couldn't believe that her daughter would do such a despicable thing.
This incident brought serious economic losses to Chen Rong, and even drew a deep gap between mother and daughter. Chen Rong often sat alone on the balcony, staring blankly into the distance, his eyes full of disappointment and heartache.
She began to wonder if something was wrong with her education and why she had raised such a selfish daughter.
However, Liang Huan's actions not only put herself in trouble, but also had a negative impact on other family members. As Liang Huan's elder brother, Liang Tian couldn't look his friend Song Dandan's eyes directly for a long time, and his heart was full of guilt.
The family's conflict was like a ticking time bomb that eventually erupted after Liang Zuo's death.
Chen Rong seems to have entered a war without gunpowder, and her opponent is actually her own daughter. The pain of this betrayal far outweighs the pain of losing a husband and a child. She began to re-examine her life and think about the true meaning of family affection.
Although her heart is full of disappointment and pain, as a mother, Chen Rong still can't completely give up the complex emotion of loving her daughter, which has become the most difficult part of her life in her later life.
In Chen Rong's darkest moments, Liang Tian became a ray of sunshine in her life. Liang Tian's career choice was different from his family's literary tradition, and he chose an acting career. With his own efforts and talents, Liang Tian has stabilized his foothold in the highly competitive acting industry.
Liang Tian's acting career was due to a chance encounter. While resting at Liang Zuo's home, he happened to meet Jiang Kun, who came to discuss work with his brother. During the conversation, Jiang Kun became interested in Liang Tian's idea of wanting to pursue a career in the actor industry, so he introduced him to performance artist Chen Qiang.
It was this opportunity that opened the door to the showbiz for Liang Tian.
In 1987, Liang Tian's outstanding performance in the comedy movie "Two Sons Open a Shop" won the recognition of the audience, which also became the starting point of his acting career. Since then, his acting career has flourished, and he has performed well in many works such as "The Stubborn Master", "I Love My Home", "72 Tenants", and gradually became an actor loved by the audience.
However, despite the success of Liang Tian's career, he did not neglect his family responsibilities. Whenever Chen Rong needs support and love, Liang Tian can always appear by her side in time.
He would find time to go home to accompany his mother, sometimes just sitting quietly in the yard basking in the sun, and sometimes he would sort out his father's and brother's belongings with his mother.
Liang Tian's filial piety to his family is not only the companionship of time, but also reflects his commitment to family responsibilities. When he learned of his brother's debts, he did not hesitate to take them on, although this put a lot of pressure on his career.
He often worked late into the night on the set, hoping to take on a little more work to pay off his debts.
Chen Rong looked at Liang Tian's tired but tenacious back, and felt very distressed. She often observes secretly, and when she sees Liang Tian's efforts, she is both relieved and distressed. Under Liang Tian's careful care, Chen Rong's heart gradually calmed down, and he rekindled hope for his future life.
Liang Tian's existence gave Chen Rong a deep comfort. In the pain of losing her husband and eldest son, he is not only the support of Chen Rong's later life, but also the spiritual pillar of the whole family.
Liang Tian's filial piety made Chen Rong feel the warmth of her family again, and also gave her the strength to continue to move forward.
Chen Rong's life is as full of ups and downs as her story, she experienced the pain of losing her husband and child, endured the betrayal of her youngest daughter, but found solace in the filial piety of her second son, these experiences gave her a deeper understanding of the complexity of human nature and the impermanence of life.
In his later years, Chen Rong often sat in his study, staring at the photos of his family on the wall, with both sadness and relief in his eyes. She began to incorporate these life experiences into her own creations, making her works more profound and moving.
Chen Rong interprets the ups and downs of life with her own personal experience, and her story not only touches readers, but also inspires countless people facing difficulties.
Although Chen Rong's life has gone through many ups and downs, she has always maintained her love for life and her dedication to literature. Her strength, tolerance, and never-give-up spirit have made her a role model for many.
Her life experience can be said to be a living life textbook, vividly showing the complexity of human nature and the resilience of life.
Although Chen Rong lost her favorite husband and son in her later years, the filial piety of her second son Liang Tian brought warmth to her. It gave her life a new sense of hope and meaning, and she was able to face the hardships of the past with a more peaceful mind.
Chen Rong's story is not only her personal legend, but also a microcosm of an era, reflecting the changes and destiny of Chinese intellectual families.