Earthly Road
by Weixi
About This Novel
Personal experiences echo the fate of their family and country, and three generations of women compose the song of the times. Every step we take is struggling on the edge of life and death. Every link is full of dangers. Yet we can survive a hundred years of suffering! It truly reproduces the history of suffering and struggle in Northeast China over the past century. Write into the joys and sorrows of little people. It depicts the immortal glory deep in the Chinese people's soul. "There will come a day when the world will return to its square state, so that all square people will have a way to live." Xie Zhenbang, the boss of Xie Village, Wucheng City, Shandong Province, with yellow sand and fine soil, pushed a large wheel into the river at Mr. Liu's house, and fished it out after a day and night. There was no water seepage between the mortise and tenon joints. This is the proudest moment Fengzhang has ever seen. The locust plague, the plague, the loss of his parents and his mother, young Feng Zhang grew up alone in the famine years. In 1922, he took up the burden and joined the people who were "crossing the Guandong". He crossed Shanhaiguan and among the white mountains and black waters, he gradually became the shopkeeper of Xiangtaifu from a poor boy in Shandong. He took root in Harbin, married a wife and had children, and supported his wife Niu for half a century. The two experienced many events such as the Harbin Flood, the Japanese invasion, and the Liberation War together. They shared weal and woe, which was deeply touching. Surrounding them are the beings of an era. The novel depicts many historical events in the Northeast at that time, and outlines the continuous sufferings suffered by the Northeast people over the past few decades, as well as the more continuous struggles they carried out. Times are turbulent and turbulent, and it is like ditches and hurdles that fall on the little people. Fengzhang, Niu, Hongxi... They searched for a way out in the cracks of these difficulties, developed their iron bones, weaved tenderness like water, and bloomed the immortal brilliance buried deep in the hearts of the Chinese people.
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