Overall, Jiangg Yao's love and resentment for her mother weren't as complicated as her sister's. It could be summed up in a few simple sentences. In truth, what child hasn't resented their elders at some point? People aren't saints; everyone makes mistakes.
During the sensitive and often sorrowful period of growing up, it's quite normal for parents to hurt their children's self-esteem. The only difference is whether they do it intentionally or not.
Unlike when they were young, when Jiangg Ruxue threw away Ningning's books, smashed the jar where Ningning kept her secret notes, and subjected her to such intense pressure that she had to escape, the hurt Jiangg Yao experienced was much simpler—Jiangg Ruxue had forced her to do many things she disliked and had subjected her to too much corporal punishment.
In other matters, Jiangg Ruxue was always more lenient with Yaoyao.
