In "The Tall Woman and her Short Husband", the effects of the Chinese cultural revolution are quite apparent. With the government's push to unify everyone on the same level, it was encouraged to spy on one's neighbors and report any prohibited activity. That's why Mr. Short is reported for anti-revolutionary activity. After he is imprisoned, Mrs Tall spends a lonely year which causes her to have a stroke and eventually die
In the narrative of "The Tall Woman and her Short Husband", the impacts of the social upheaval were evident. The legislature had a significant job in this in its push to bring together every one of the general population on the equivalent level and urge to keep an eye on their neighbors and to report disallowed exercises. This is the motivation behind why Mr. Short was accounted for of sneaking out the consequences of his examination. Notwithstanding when Mr. Short at last returns home to Mrs. Tall she has a stroke and dies.
Mr. Morrison offers to get a job around town in order to help the family since Mary lost her job as a teacher at the Great Faith Elementary School. How did Mr. Morrison plan
