In the war between two women, why can only be reconciled when Wei Qi is dead?

In The War of Two Women, the death of Qi Wei is closely related to the life and relationship of the two heroines Niu and Zhao.

Stephy is Zhao's ex-boyfriend, and his death has brought Zhao deep sorrow and inner trauma. Before Stephy's death, the relationship between Niu and Zhao was already tense, because Niu's husband Stephy fell in love with Zhao, which led to a rift between them. Wei Qi's death made the already complicated relationship between them worse.

However, at some moments in the play, the relationship between Niu and Zhao shows the possibility of reconciliation. When Zhao felt guilty and sad because of Qi Wei's death, Niu showed tolerance and understanding, which provided an opportunity for the relaxation of their relationship.

However, although Zhao appreciates Niu's tolerance, deep down, she still feels guilty and painful about Zheng Wei's death. This kind of emotion is deeply rooted in her heart, so that she can't completely let go of the contradictions and grievances with Niu Rongshu. Only when she finally accepted Qi Wei's death through inner growth and understanding can she really reconcile with Niu Rongshu.

To sum up, although the death of Qi Wei had a great impact on the lives and relationships of the two heroines, the key factor that really reconciled them was their inner growth and understanding.