Youth Flies By

It records the ordinary and positive life of rural boy Yao Shi as a teenager, young man and middle-aged man. . . . The passage of time of a rural boy is a long scroll that changes its background with the passage of time. Boys, young adults and middle-aged people each leave different marks in time: Youth: The joy and purity in the mountains and fields The fleeting years of youth are the most simple and romantic joy in the mountains and wilderness. Time was very slow at that time, and happiness was very simple. It was the fruit candies bought by my mother and the generous shoulders of my father. Youth: Struggle to break out of the cocoon and journey The fleeting years of youth are about facing the collision between reality and ideals, and the pain of breaking out of a cocoon and becoming a butterfly. As they grow older, they begin to go out of their homes to study or enter society. Faced with poor family circumstances or the burden of life, they have also been confused, depressed and even had low self-esteem. Middle age: the precipitation and watchfulness of time The fleeting time of middle age is the calmness and responsibility after the wind and frost stain the temples. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.