Nan Zhubin pursed his lips.
There are problems at home, and more than one—which sometimes makes one laugh with a sense of relief.
Yuning's mother suddenly laughed strangely: "His dad resorted to physical action, and Yuning fought back. They turned over things on the table—cups, bowls, and even his sister's little table lamp."
"Couldn't take it anymore, started yelling and probably cried loudly too. The noise was so big that the neighbors called the police."
...
Nan Zhubin silently analyzed in real time.
It's clear that the father's intervention escalated the conflict.
In Pei Yuning's cognitive framework, his father himself is someone who doesn't follow the rules—he's the traditional stern father who practices education through beating and scolding, which is obviously unacceptable in Pei Yuning's cognition.
In Pei Yuning's eyes, his father is the most immature person in the world, the greatest rule-breaker.
