No one has ever understood my sorrow, just like daylight never knows how dark the night is!
Zhang Yichen truly doesn't understand why, for his father, admitting to a mistake is so difficult? Is it truly that challenging for a grown man to say "sorry"? A simple sentence could resolve everything, that would make all matters less troublesome. Why is it that his father is unwilling to acknowledge his errors? What does his family mean in his eyes, are they simply objects he can casually discard? He has never thought of admitting every mistake; he has committed them all himself, but he shifts all the blame onto others, never once contemplating what he did wrong, or whether his actions are justified.
