Run North Along the River Bank
by Green Wheat
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Mom made the decision that we would move to the south and become city dwellers. My father said that the south is better than the north. I eat rice every day and pork every meal. I can walk a few steps away from the Yangtze River and look eastward and I can see the Golden Mountain. There are large, smoking ships running along the Yangtze River day and night. The mountains and plains of the Golden Mountain are filled with gold, and workers transport it down the mountain in large and small vehicles. My father's last words were extremely inflammatory, and were very effective in fooling people in the village who had never traveled far. But I will not follow blind excitement. I borrowed a geography book from the second grade of junior high school and researched it carefully. The place where my father lives mainly produces copper. Compared with iron, copper is also considered a precious metal. Its luster is similar to gold, but it is definitely not gold.
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