Every Day, I Have to Think Dirty

Wang Xiayi was once a young troublemaker from a mountain village on the Loess Plateau. With no parents to guide him and no one to keep him in line, he was full of hooligan swagger. After causing trouble, he was forced to leave home, but it turned out to be a blessing in disguise. With help from friends, relatives, and benefactors, he fought his way upward. He chased thieves, raised donkeys, grew fruit trees, fed pigs, worked odd jobs, and herded cattle, taking on whatever work came his way. On the road to adulthood, he cleared every obstacle and pressed forward with determination. Through hard work, he finally escaped poverty and found love. With the belief that as long as his heart faces the sun, there is no need to grieve, and no reason to fear the darkness and cold; that gaining something is fortune, while losing it is fate, he endured every sweetness and bitterness, every joy and sorrow, without losing his childlike heart. Through his own efforts, he carved out a world of his own. He found joy in helping others and kept kindness in his heart, writing a dazzling life story as an ambitious young man of the modern era.