Moonlight at the End of Wutong Lane

During the wave of state-owned enterprise transformation in the 1990s, craftsman Lin Xia survived by melting aluminum in enamel jars and casting butterflies, and met Lu Yuan, who used a seagull camera to freeze the era. The "summer" carved by the butterfly on the aluminum sheet and the "far" attached to the camera belt are intertwined into tokens among the sparks of the coal stove and the neon lights of the night market. When the secret code of the BP machine was lost to the wave of layoffs, the sewing machine hid the payment for the long-term service, and the two used waste film boxes, pinhole cameras, and rag wedding dress design drafts. During the exchange of food stamps and foreign exchange coupons, the glimmer of Wutong Lane penetrated the torrent of the times, becoming a survival epic engraved with blood scabs and typefaces. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.