The growth experience of an ordinary girl in the 1980s. In the era when household registration, house, second child, etc. Were all major issues, the journey of an ordinary girl was carried out by the hand of fate. In an era when household registration meant status, food rations, and rice bowls. Without household registration, there were no food stamps and people had to pay to go to school. She had a rural household registration, which made her seem inferior to others. At a time when it was necessary to buy a house when getting married, her father-in-law's family had no money to buy a house. Finally, the loan for the wedding house was paid off. I took out a loan to buy a second house, bravely gave birth to my second child, and thought I was living a good life. My husband made a mistake and paid a lot of money, and the wedding house was sold. Only the second house bought with a loan, the eldest son in junior high school, and the second son in elementary school are left. When money was most needed, my father-in-law fell ill.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
