Am I Still Human?

January 1, 2000, has special significance in China because it is the Year of the Dragon. The dragon is the belief of the Chinese people. We are the descendants of the dragon. The dragon symbolizes a spirit and is the totem of a nation. It is of extraordinary significance. It can be said to be the collective name of our nation and the region. In a small village in the North China Plain, an eight-year-old child was sitting in the classroom. He was wearing an earth-green cotton-padded jacket, black cotton trousers, and a pair of cotton shoes made by his mother. In the class, Happy New Year is posted on the blackboard, and the walls are covered with balloons. On the podium, two girls who are as tall as porcelain dolls are singing and swinging their oars. At this time, some fist-sized meteorites are flying towards the earth from outer space. The end of the world is approaching, both parents have died, and the deaths of the two older brothers have given the protagonist an alternative worldview. The protagonist begins his own life, evolution, and growth. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.