Qian knew that no one was perfect, and that there couldn't possibly be a perfect person in this world.
Just like that auntie earlier, even though she was a bit petty and narrow-minded, she was also genuine, using all her wits to sell her jars of pickles while earnestly persuading her to reconcile with Yu Minglang.
This can represent a part of people's personality; while they may focus on small profits, they are also kind at heart. Qian understood the purpose of the teacher having Yu Minglang bring her here.
It was to show her this family's life, a family that had gone through almost every hardship one could imagine, yet they were still living.
The way to overcome fear is to see that what you fear isn't as terrifying as imagined.
But this time, the teacher miscalculated.
Even someone like Mr. Liu, with his authority, couldn't see through the two lifetimes of memories Qian carried, as her fear of marriage wasn't rooted in the unknown future or in chasing perfection.
