People often call behavior they find hard to understand or accept "crazy," using the term to describe certain symptoms of mental illness.
People might seem to confuse the symptoms of "neurological disorders" and "mental illness," yet when they said, "Mental patients have more fun," everyone clearly knew what "mental illness" was.
"If there is a mentally ill person in the family, it is actually a very heavy burden—not just financially, but psychologically as well. If they were born that way, so be it. But when someone develops mental illness later in life, seeing their current absurd, incomprehensible words and actions compared to how they once lived normally... no one can help but weep in sorrow, their heart twisting in pain," Liu Chang'an said with deep understanding.
"Sending them to a psychiatric hospital is almost the only relief. In reality, only mild cases can be treated, and even then there is always the possibility of relapse. Some severe mental illnesses are very difficult to cure. Horror stories about psychiatric hospitals have often been made into horror films as well," Li Hongfang said with some feeling.
Yan Huaye woke from her sweet memories and saw the patient in the wheelchair. She looked in confusion at the teacher and Li Hongfang, who were echoing each other. They seemed rather sympathetic toward him? Yet in her impression, the teacher was not someone overflowing with compassion. He even had a record of beating up the old, weak, sick, and disabled.
What was more, Yan Huaye had heard Jin Hou and another person plotting that day to deal with Liu Chang'an's pitiful child. He had a weak heart and had lost his mother, while the teacher did not seem to spend much time with him either. Therefore, Yan Huaye felt no sympathy at all for Jin