Come Back

The novel describes the struggle of those born in the 1980s in rural southwest China, spanning about 30 years, from childhood, university, graduate school to the people and things they encounter at work. It focuses on writing the psychological journey of Takako Shibato, reflecting the changes in rural areas, the difficulties Takako Shibamen faces in crossing social classes, and the impact of disease on urban and rural people back into class. The novel ponders the meaning of life and maintains the determination to strive for the best. It is a bit of a memoir and autobiography in nature, and the style and language of the article are simple and delicate. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.