Take Shuisheng's wife and Xianglin's wife as examples to talk about the impact of the times on women's destiny.

Detailed explanation:

As an ordinary rural woman in China. Sister-in-law Shuisheng and Sister-in-law Xianglin have similar personalities, that is, they love labor and are simple and kind. But Sister Xianglin and Sister Shuisheng have completely different life paths. Sister Xianglin lived at the end of the feudal era, and the wind of modern civilization could not yet blow into the closed and conservative Lu Town. She could only be destroyed by the indifferent and dark real society; Sister Shuisheng lived during the period of the National War of Resistance, and society had already had many changes. Great progress has been made, especially in the base areas, where women's liberation has begun to take root in the hearts of the people, so Shuisheng's sister-in-law can grow from a virtuous and docile rural woman to a heroine of the Anti-Japanese War. Clever explanation: This question is designed to allow students to understand the theme of the novel from the perspective of social progress, analyze the characters in the novel, and at the same time improve the ability of comparative analysis.