It tells the story of a person's life from real events. It tells the life frustrations of a girl in the 1980s. The little girl was born in the mountains and was adopted to a rich aunt and uncle at the age of nine. The uncle fought in the war when he was young and became a judge during the reform and opening up. He was prone to domestic violence at home. The aunt is a librarian. There were four boys in the caretaker's family, but none of them was a girl. The fourth brother was beaten to death by gangsters when he helped others. From then on, the aunt became violent. After she was abducted by her best friend at the age of 17, she had her first child euthanized because of family planning. The second child was looked down upon because she was a girl. . . . .
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
