Before she was twelve years old, Fang Niu's world was only the loess road at the entrance of the village. After calling her "Mom" on the phone for six years, she was finally taken into the city. But her mother's menopause crashed into her adolescence. In a 60-square-meter rental house, two strangers began to clumsily learn to become mother and daughter. Is this belated reunion a gift from God or a test of life?
Reader comments
After reading my sister's introduction, I was really touched and inspirational. The stories in the article are vivid, interesting and thought-provoking, and are worthy of watching and learning by all parents and children. They say that parents in the world are pitiful. I believe that your daughter will eventually understand your sister's intentions. They say there are no bad students, only bad education. The same goes for children.
It's like talking about your own child in a very real way. It's so funny. It's very interesting.
After reading my sister's introduction, I was really touched and inspirational. The stories in the article are vivid, interesting and thought-provoking, and are worthy of watching and learning by all parents and children. They say that parents in the world are pitiful. I believe that your daughter will eventually understand your sister's intentions. They say there are no bad students, only bad education. The same goes for children.
It's like talking about your own child in a very real way. It's so funny. It's very interesting.