Binzi

Binzi "After I graduated from technical secondary school, I asked someone to go to Shufen's house to propose marriage. She said she liked me and would wait for me to graduate." It was the summer vacation of 1992. Binzi was standing on the mound in high spirits, waving his sheep-herding whip, like a victorious general. In the early 1990s, it was still an era when getting admitted to a technical secondary school was like getting admitted to Peking University. Binzi was successful in his youth and prosperous in his scholarly business. The year Binzi graduated, his unsatisfactory father gambled everything away from his family and owed a lot of loan sharks. Everything in the house, from the television to the egg-laying hens, has been hacked. Binzi's mother couldn't afford to fall ill and cried from morning to night, "Why don't you let me be like this?" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.