Children's words are used as the entry point, and superstitious colors are added to create a spiritual background of rural life that depends on the sky.
The narrative is straightforward, with the Liu family as the main line, and detailed lines of ignorance and superstition. It presents a grand picture of rural changes, and hints at the changes in the protagonist's mentality during the changing times and hard life.
The turning point occurs after the death of her husband. The protagonist suppresses the dignity of his life and shows signs of self-awareness. With a twist of the pen, the story is vivid and vivid, using conflicts in real life to push the storyline to a climax.
From the perspective of an eyewitness, the author has insight into the depths of human nature, and uses money, family affection and time to bury the failed life of the heroine deeply in the antagonism between mother and son.
Reading it is like ice particles flowing through the blood, which is so sad.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.