How did Hu Shi portray Mrs. Tian in the drama "Important Events in Life"?

Mrs. Tian is old-fashioned and backward, which is a stubborn obstacle for Tian Yamei to pursue her ideals of love freedom, marriage autonomy and personality liberation. Mrs. Tian is a Buddhist. She not only chained herself with the shackles of religion and feudal superstition, but also tried to restrain her daughter's behavior with feudal superstition. She trusted her daughter's lifelong events in fate and providence, so she said plausibly to Tian Yamei, "How dare we old people decide your marriage? No matter how careful we are, we can't stay right. But Bodhisattva never lies. " Seeing that her daughter didn't believe it, she was very anxious. Out of her firm belief in religious superstition, Mrs. Tian burned incense to Guanyin Bodhisattva for a sign. Look at the signed poem, which says, "Husband and wife were predestined friends in their previous lives, and what goes around comes around cannot be forced." I knew my daughter's marriage was not good, but she was still uncertain, so I asked the blind man to tell my fortune. I heard the blind man say that the two of them "matched snakes with tigers, matched men with women, matched pigs with monkeys, and didn't make it to the end". This is the most taboo word in marriage ... if these two people become husband and wife, they must not reunite to the end. "Seeing that the fortune teller's divination coincides with the meaning of Guanyin's signing a poem, they resolutely decided to stop their daughter's marriage and had a sharp and fierce conflict with her daughter. In the history of Chinese civilization, feudal superstition has ruined the marriages of countless young men and women and created countless tragedies that made people cry. Through the description and denial of Mrs. Tian's image, The Event for Life issued a complaint against traditional feudal superstition.