Three years ago, 15-year-old Gong Chang went to his roommate's hometown to spend the summer vacation. After getting off the train, I got on a crowded bus and walked for another hour on the mountain road before reaching the dilapidated wooden door. My roommate took out a rusty key from the hole next to the wooden door and generously invited Gong Chang into the house.
The poverty in the house overturned Gong Chang's 15-year understanding of the world. He used to think that the poorest was a family of three with a house of 100 square meters and a mobility scooter.
Seeing that the family was busy preparing for his arrival, Gong Chang offered to help the family with some work.
The next day, Gong Chang went up the mountain with his roommate. The rugged mountain road made Gong Chang fall down several times. At first, he could follow his roommate's footsteps, but gradually his roommate disappeared from his sight. He shouted, but no one responded. He shouted over and over again, his voice echoing in the mountains, but still no one responded.
Three years ago, 21-year-old Zhao Yanyan met the only light in her life. Because of this beam of light, Zhao Yanyan accepted her imperfections. She thought it was God's compensation for her 21 years of dark life.
However, the light soon disappeared without a trace.
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