My Growing Pains

Liang Xiaosheng, a famous contemporary writer, winner of the Mao Dun Literature Award, and a representative figure of "educated youth literature", recalled for the first time his long autobiographical novel of his boyhood. Family and friendship travel through time and space, illuminating our path to growth, and are both a support and a bond! Life is like a painting, and a person's childhood and youth are like the background of a painting. Different eras make the background of life different, and it can even be said to be vastly different. Growth is a process of constant self-correction and a process of gradually understanding responsibilities. In most cases, self-correction is not pleasant, so everyone has to face those "growing pains." From moving out of the old house to repairing the new home, from the warmth of parent-child reunion to the ups and downs on the way to school, the non-stop days are like the hem of a child's clothes, trivial and constantly tugging at each other; pulling sweet potatoes or picking up cinders. Embarrassment is the test given by life. The future will shine after dawn, there is always hope; pulling a plate of tofu, calling friends, walking down the street, shouting, a life is long... Ordinary are the days, extraordinary are the troubles in growing up. What this book talks about is the "growing pains" of the author Liang Xiaosheng.