The Wind in Shuofang and the Rain in Jiangnan

The protagonist Zhong Shan has lived in an adoptive family without worries about food and clothing since he was a child. However, there is a natural gap between him and his adoptive parents, and he has never given up on the idea of ​​​​finding his roots. After growing up, he went to college, married a wife, and had children. However, he was still brooding about his own life experience and his attitude towards life was cynical, which hurt his adoptive parents and the women around him. When he reached middle age, when his adoptive parents passed away one after another and his son grew up and became rebellious, he realized that his attitude towards life had hurt too many people. Part One: The Wind in the New Moon, Zhong Shan's life experience before college. The second part, the rain in Jiangnan, Zhongshan's college life experience. The third part, Waiting for Me, is Zhong Shan's life experience after working and his journey of finding his family. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.