There was a muffled sound of a car crash at the twelfth lunar month market, and 58-year-old Hong Aunt Zhao Hongying unexpectedly burst into everyone's sight. Wearing a red coat and driving an old farm vehicle, she drove away after crashing into a luxury car, leaving her honest nephew Gao Dazhuang to face Chen Jingming, an angry entrepreneur who had returned to his hometown. Behind this misfortune lies Aunt Hong's heavy burden: her husband died young and she lost contact with her only son for three years. She took care of her paralyzed mother-in-law alone and struggled to survive on a few acres of cotton fields and selling vegetables at the market. The agricultural vehicle that crashed was her husband's relic, and it was her livelihood. Retired teacher Li Xiulan was attracted by Aunt Hong's sense of contrast and unintentionally became a witness and promoter of the story. From compensation disputes to joining forces to find a child, from exposing MLM scams to helping start up agricultural products, Aunt Hong's tenacity, Chen Jingming's transformation, and Gao Dazhuang's growth are intertwined. The joys and sorrows of the little people in the market, as well as the ups and downs of human relationships, slowly unfold in the noisy market. In the end, every persistence has an echo, and every encounter is filled with warmth.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
