The full title is: After Dad Dies, Mom and I Are Abducted and Remarried. I Raise My Younger Siblings, and We All Start Our Own Families
Eleven-year-old Xu Daya suffers through her father’s bizarre death, then a flood destroys the crops.
There are five siblings in the family, plus their half-mad, half-witted mother!
As the eldest daughter, she doesn’t wallow in self-pity despite their desperate situation. Instead, she resolutely takes on the burden of supporting the family.
With no money or food at home, she has no choice but to swallow her pride and ask the village shop to let her buy on credit. She also begs the shopkeeper to send a telegram to her uncle in Shanghai.
Her uncle arrives, leaves two hundred yuan, and takes the second and fourth daughters away.
After paying off the debt, Daya is still penniless!
To avoid the hassle of letting Daya buy on credit, the shopkeeper and his wife conspire with human traffickers. Under the pretense of going to a big city to beg, they abduct Daya, her mother, and her two younger siblings!
There are three people in their new family. Her new grandpa is a wonderful man. Her new grandma is a little stingy, but still a kind old woman. Her new dad is strong enough to work, but he’s half-witted and can’t count.
With the two families together, they’re a household of the elderly, the young, the frail, and the mentally impaired.
They have enough to eat and drink. What they really lack is money.
And to make money, she’ll have to use her head.
Her new grandpa waves his hand grandly: “The home is yours to run! Whatever you want to do, Grandpa will support you!”
Daya is deeply moved!
But the good times don’t last. Daya goes through the entire ordeal of her new grandparents falling ill one after another and eventually passing away.
Daya resolutely gives up her studies and once again devotes herself completely to supporting the family!
She has to raise her younger siblings.
A handsome man who fell in love with her at first sight and is utterly devoted to her proposes. She can hardly refuse, so she decisively chooses to marry him and have children.
That doesn’t stop her from supporting the family.
Watch this little farm girl refuse to bend in the face of adversity!
Many years later, her younger siblings have all started families of their own, but she still shoulders the responsibility of caring for her adoptive mother.
This book is good. The protagonist has a rough life, but she does not bow to fate. She lives tenaciously like a grass. She is not afraid of difficulties and runs towards a better tomorrow with her younger brother, sister and silly girl.
Reading this article, it is easy to be moved by the feelings between these little people.
The heroine's family belongs to the lower class, but her vitality is extremely touching and admirable.
As for children's personalities, they sometimes feel too mature, but some people may be born to be easily forced to mature. When the pressure of survival is too great, even the youngest children will automatically be taught to be sensible by reality.
This book describes the character Da Ya, who comes from a disadvantaged family, never bows to fate, faces life tenaciously, and never gives up! Use life to find opportunities to constantly improve your abilities and make friends with the right people. From weak to strong, self-confidence inspires unyielding determination for the family, and finally wins the blessings of the world.
This is my first time reviewing a book. After reading so many online articles, I never thought of commenting. Although this book is not finished yet, I recommend everyone to read it. The heroine's perseverance and sunny heart are worth learning from. Life is not always smooth sailing, there will always be ups and downs. In order to survive in adversity, you have to learn how to survive...
In the early 1980s, prices were not that high, and ordinary families could not afford 30 bags of milk powder at a time. Generally speaking, Ji Dai would not give milk powder to their children. Even when it came to eating, Da Ya was so capable, beyond the capabilities of an 11-year-old child. Growing melons also required skills!
It's too difficult, big girl. But her temper that dares to fight and make trouble is also forced out. What girl doesn't want to be a good girl?
The story is vivid and interesting, and the description of life is real and touching! The protagonist Da Ya in the book has a resolute attitude towards life, and her young body takes on the important task of supporting her family, which is admirable!
This novel is very well written and is the best I have ever heard.
Northern Jiangsu in the 1980s was really poor [crying] The author's writing is considered very documentary, right?
The content reveals the suffering of the poor in real life. An eleven-year-old girl is trying hard to support the family. It makes me cry. It is really not easy to praise. It is a good article for friends to read when they have time.
This book is good. The protagonist has a rough life, but she does not bow to fate. She lives tenaciously like a grass. She is not afraid of difficulties and runs towards a better tomorrow with her younger brother, sister and silly girl.
Reading this article, it is easy to be moved by the feelings between these little people. The heroine's family belongs to the lower class, but her vitality is extremely touching and admirable. As for children's personalities, they sometimes feel too mature, but some people may be born to be easily forced to mature. When the pressure of survival is too great, even the youngest children will automatically be taught to be sensible by reality.
This book describes the character Da Ya, who comes from a disadvantaged family, never bows to fate, faces life tenaciously, and never gives up! Use life to find opportunities to constantly improve your abilities and make friends with the right people. From weak to strong, self-confidence inspires unyielding determination for the family, and finally wins the blessings of the world.
This is my first time reviewing a book. After reading so many online articles, I never thought of commenting. Although this book is not finished yet, I recommend everyone to read it. The heroine's perseverance and sunny heart are worth learning from. Life is not always smooth sailing, there will always be ups and downs. In order to survive in adversity, you have to learn how to survive...
In the early 1980s, prices were not that high, and ordinary families could not afford 30 bags of milk powder at a time. Generally speaking, Ji Dai would not give milk powder to their children. Even when it came to eating, Da Ya was so capable, beyond the capabilities of an 11-year-old child. Growing melons also required skills!
It's too difficult, big girl. But her temper that dares to fight and make trouble is also forced out. What girl doesn't want to be a good girl?
The story is vivid and interesting, and the description of life is real and touching! The protagonist Da Ya in the book has a resolute attitude towards life, and her young body takes on the important task of supporting her family, which is admirable!
This novel is very well written and is the best I have ever heard.
Northern Jiangsu in the 1980s was really poor [crying] The author's writing is considered very documentary, right?
The content reveals the suffering of the poor in real life. An eleven-year-old girl is trying hard to support the family. It makes me cry. It is really not easy to praise. It is a good article for friends to read when they have time.