The embarrassment of paying 2 yuan at the supermarket checkout led Lin Wei, who was documenting the wrinkles of life, to meet the gentle Chen Mo. Their love is hidden in ordinary daily life: care in a taxi, proposal in a cafe in the old town, and choosing vegetables side by side in the morning light at the vegetable market.
There are many tests in life: the separation of Chen Mo from working in a different place, the parenting difficulties of his daughter Niannian, the pressure of grandma's illness, and the choice between work and family, but the relationship between the two has become stronger. Lin Wei's notes are full of the warmth between husband and wife, interactions between grandparents and grandchildren, as well as good-natured moments such as hot drinks at a convenience store late at night and spring onions from a vegetable market stall.
As Nian Nian grew up, Lin Wei organized his notes into light in the folds of life. There is no grandeur in the book, only the love and perseverance of ordinary life. It is written for everyone who lives seriously, so that you can find the resonance and comfort between the lines of "It turns out that you and I are the same."
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.