There is a family named Kuang in Liu Zhuang, an old couple with two sons. The eldest son, Kuangda, is married, but he can only carry the burden of goods and walk through the town to sell small department stores, barely maintaining food and clothing.
The youngest son, Kuang, studied for several years and came to Hangzhou with others a year ago. There is no news of him. They have no money and no land, only two houses, and life is getting worse and worse. Old man Kuang decided to sell these two houses and use the money to rent a small house and start a small business by himself.
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Superman Kuang is a controversial dutiful son in the book. His filial piety to his father comes from simple feelings. Kuang, who is wandering outside, has no money to go home. When he thinks of his sick father, he will cry. When his house caught fire, the first person to be rescued was his father who was paralyzed in bed. His feelings for his father are heartfelt, simple and natural.
In sharp contrast with Kuang Superman, his brother Kuang Da. Kuang Da cooked chicken soup, gave it to Kuang Superman without telling his father, and told his younger brother not to give it to his father. When the fire broke out, KuangDa escaped by himself. Against the backdrop of broad-mindedness, the image of the filial son of the broad-minded people is more vivid and touching.