Weng Haiying stayed with her little sister in her hometown in the countryside. In 1992, Weng Haiying, who was 16 or 17 years old, heard that her neighbor's sister was going to Northern Xinjiang. Thinking that her father and eldest sister were doing business in Northern Xinjiang, she also wanted to do business with her father. Weng Haiying begged her sister to take her along with her to Northern Xinjiang. He left his little sister in the care of his great-grandmother and followed his sister to Northern Xinjiang. Weng Haiying took a small bag of luggage and took the train to Northern Xinjiang for four days. She followed the address on the envelope and searched all the way. It was dark before she found her father's home in Northern Xinjiang. As soon as he opened the door, the smell of rice hit his face, and Weng Haiying stood shivering in single clothes at the door. When his father saw Weng Haiying, he was surprised and happy at the same time. He scolded Weng Haiying, and did not forget to ask Weng Haiying to sit down and eat. In the evening, while his father took out the camp bed and made it for Weng Haiying, he discussed with Weng Haiying how to send her back to her hometown. In order to stay in Northern Xinjiang and do business, Weng Haiying signed a military order with her father. After earning money within three months, she would open a clothing store and work alone, giving her father half of the share. Only then did his father agree to let Weng Haiying stay.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
