There is no war in Peiping. Why does uncle want to monitor?

No War in Peiping is a novel set in the period of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression, which tells the story of a family. In the plot of the novel, my uncle listened to everyone in the family, which aroused many people's doubts and incomprehension. There is no war in Peiping. Why does uncle want to monitor? We can analyze it from the following angles.

My uncle may be listening because he is worried about the safety of his home. During the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression period, the Japanese invaders brutally ruled North China, and many anti-Japanese armed groups and underground parties conducted secret activities in the city. My uncle may feel that his home may also be threatened, so he uses listening to protect the safety of his family.

Uncle may be listening because he doubts the behavior of his family. In the novel, my uncle pays special attention to nephew Zhan Hao and niece Xixi. He may think they have something suspicious or dangerous, so he will use listening to get more information.

Uncle may also be listening because of personality defects. In the novel, my uncle is a person who pays great attention to family discipline, and he is very strict with his family. Perhaps because of this personality, he pays too much attention to the behavior of his family, so he uses monitoring to get more information.

As can be seen from the above points, the reasons why soldiers who defeat without fighting are monitored in Peiping are more complicated. Although we can't fully understand his behavior, we can feel his concern and worry about his family from the novel. In real life, we should also respect everyone's behavior and choices and understand the possible reasons and motives.

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