Li Meng is a child who grew up in the countryside. She is naughty and has a cheerful personality, too cheerful, and she is also talkative. Children of the same age play together, but she is the only one who prays for herself every day. In winter, she will take the wishes written on paper and throw them into the stove to pray that God will listen. The wish was wrapped in red cloth and hung on the tree. It may be because of the memories she had when she was three or four years old, her parents' quarrels, crackdowns, and her mother's suicide, all of which made her unable to let herself go. Let's just have more happiness, just a little more. She thought like this, how will the road of life go, and where will it lead? In other words, we don't know where the deceased will go.
Perhaps, living is the best answer to death.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
