Her parents divorced when she was young, and she grew up living with her aunt. As a teenager, she was bullied; as an adult, she faced sexual harassment at work, and later her boyfriend abandoned her…
Her family was poor, her father was ill, and her mother had an intellectual disability. To survive, she was seduced by an older man…
She was a girl born in violation of the family-planning policy. Her son-preferring parents married her off to a disabled older man. She struggled to make a life in the city and took wrong turns along the way…
Three young women from the bottom of society meet in a small town, all striving for the same goal. To make ends meet, they each sold their youth, willingly or otherwise, but they never gave up hoping and longing for a better future. In the face of an unfair fate and life’s many hardships, they continue to believe that those who work hard to live will create a tomorrow of their own.
Very real and down to earth. It feels like they are all stories of the people around me. Very interesting, I like this author's writing.
After listening to Sister Shui's (My Marriage, My Home), I feel very good. I finally came across your second article today, and I'm currently following it. I feel it's better than the first article, and I'm looking forward to your updates.
This is the author's third novel that I have read. Every novel is very interesting and exciting. This article describes the ups and downs of the relationship of several girls from poor families and their different views on love. Girls must have their own careers at any time in order to be invincible.
The book made me understand why poor people get married and have children. Because as a person in need, as long as the other party can meet any of the material, spiritual, physical, and psychological needs, it is like encountering driftwood on the sea. If you are smart and want to live, you will definitely hold on to it. As for what price they will pay, ordinary people often only see the good in front of them, and hope that they make the right choice and are lucky. As people in the book often say, you have to try. Only by trying can you hope to achieve class leap. If you don't try, you may end up with nothing and no needs can be satisfied, and you may grow old alone. As for having children, in many marriages the weaker party does not have the right to decide how to conceive, when to give birth, and how many children to have. They may passively listen and just let nature take its course. The only person I envy is Ding Min. She can choose whatever kind of husband she wants. If she is not satisfied, get out of here. You don't need to raise the child at all. Whether the child has a father or not, she will receive no less love in this world. It seems that rich people are happier in marriage and having children.
Dear readers, if you think this book is still interesting, recommend it to more people. If the data improves, I will write a sequel, because the ending is indeed hasty.
It's a very nice book. It's my first time to write a book review, and I don't know how to write it. Anyway, I sympathize with Zhang Qingqing's experience in the book. His roommate Sun Hailing is a bit of a money-worshiper. I hope the author's writing will not make it too miserable. As for the third girl, please stay tuned.
The author writes about contemporary life and is very realistic. Zhang Qingqing and Zhang Hailing are both portrayals of real life.
It's very interesting. I followed it after reading the first one. The novel is very close to life and feels like something happening around me. I recommend reading it.
However, I followed it from the first book, and it was not enough to read. It was too close to life. Feel the same. Why is there no update today? I caught up on the previous book. I must read it every day.
A very realistic novel, alas :-(, Qingqing is so miserable, it's a bit uncomfortable to read