Sister Xianglin. Cui Cui. Aquatic sister-in-law Characteristics of female images in three different periods.

Sister Xianglin is a miserable woman who is deeply oppressed by the feudal system. This working woman in old China only knows that she is constantly struggling in exchange for the minimum of a person's life in constant labor, but the evil system can't hold her. After a series of blows, such as her husband's death, forced remarriage, her husband's fork death and the death of her only son, she aged before she was old, completely collapsed mentally and physically, and finally died alone in Deer Town, where people wished a happy New Year's Eve.

The aquatic sister-in-law in Lotus Lake is an ideal figure sung by the author Sun Li. She is as kind and hardworking as Sister Xianglin, but she can unite her love for her husband, her family, her hometown and her motherland. After sending her husband away to join the army and bear the burden of family life, she left home and joined the women guerrillas in the village, "taking her children to fight and going in and out of the reed sea."

Cui Cui in Border Town is a girl who grew up in green mountains and green waters. She just wants to be as smart as a leopard and dare to pursue her own happiness.