Before marrying Qin Hao, Annie Yi asked her son Enli, “If you don’t agree, I won’t marry” — his heartfelt response draws attention

According to reports on April 6, Annie Yi shared a deeply emotional conversation with her son Enli before her remarriage—one that moved countless viewers to tears.

She recalled that when she first began her relationship with Qin Hao, she chose to communicate openly with her son. Instead of framing it as “finding him a new father,” she approached the conversation from her own perspective, gently saying she wanted to meet someone who could be like a companion—and perhaps someone who could help take care of her together with him.

By doing so, she avoided creating resistance and instead gave her son a sense of inclusion and responsibility, treating him as an equal in the conversation.

The most touching moment came when she asked him before deciding to remarry: “I might want to marry him. What do you think? If you don’t want me to, I won’t.”

In response, her young son said something unforgettable:
“If you want me to be happy, why would you think I don’t want you to be happy?”

The response deeply moved Annie Yi, who described it as a moment of profound warmth and comfort.

Netizens were equally touched, praising the child’s emotional maturity and understanding. Many noted that the exchange reflects a powerful truth: love is not about restriction, but about mutual support and fulfillment.

This conversation has since been seen as a meaningful example of respectful parenting—showing that when parents communicate with honesty and respect, children often respond with empathy and grace.