In which episode did Qiao Simei and Qi Chenggang get divorced?

Qi Chenggang and Qiao Simei divorced in the 31st episode of "Children of the Qiao Family".

After SARS ended, Qi Chenggang returned home. Under the careful care of Qiao Simei, he quickly recovered. Qi Chenggang, who had experienced life and death, wanted to live a good life with Qiao Simei, but Qiao Simei was deeply hurt by him. Heart, resolutely filed for divorce.

Qiao Simei chose to forgive Qi Chenggang after discovering his cheating time and time again. In fact, she was angry with herself and did not believe that her past choices were wrong. She originally thought that Qi Chenggang would be able to stay in peace and stop being a monster. However, in During the SARS period, Qi Chenggang went to Chuzhou to meet Xiao Meng, and he was quarantined after that. Qiao Simei never left him and took care of him until he recovered.

This time Qiao Simei did not forgive Qi Chenggang. She returned all the letters written by Qi Chenggang over the years to him. In the end, Qiao Simei gave up her marriage to Qi Chenggang. When Qiao Simei made that phone call to Xiao Meng, she had already made a decision. After Qi Chenggang was discharged from the hospital, she would put an end to this relationship and marriage and no longer abuse herself.

Plot synopsis of "Children of the Qiao Family":

The mother of the Qiao family died when giving birth to the fifth child Qiao Qiqi (played by Zhou Yiran), and the father Qiao Zuwang (played by Liu Jun) Yicheng (played by Bai Yu), Erqiang (played by Zhang Wanyi), Sanli (played by Mao Xiaotong), Simei (played by Song Zuer), Qiqi (played by Zhou Yiran), Qiao Jia The five children depended on each other in the difficult years.

As the eldest son, Qiao Yicheng took care of his younger brothers and sisters as they grew up, but he lived in the shadow of his outstanding cousin Qi Weimin (played by Li Jiahang). Qiao Yicheng was admitted to a normal university, and his younger brothers and sisters also grew up pulling each other, and the family gradually escaped poverty.

The tests and care of life will not be absent. Qiao Yicheng's studies, marriages, and work have all broken Qiao Yicheng's heart, and his own two marriages have also affected the happiness of this big family. And worry. They have experienced painful tests, but also welcomed hope and warmth, and their journey has been bumpy and lively.

It can’t be said to be perfect, and each has its own shortcomings. As Qiao Yicheng felt, although “everyone has their own quagmire,” everyone is working hard to live for that little bit of upward light.