
Liu Guangfu's Struggle to Survive in the Siheyuan
苟活在四合院的刘光福
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- Completed
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- 81k Words
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- 2y ago
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- Fanqie
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Liu Guangfu stood on the bustling street, with a trace of confusion and helplessness in his eyes. He had not found anything to do for several days, and his parents regarded Liu Guangfu as a burden. He had to try his luck and find some odd jobs to make ends meet.
In this quiet moment, Liu Guangfu secretly made up his mind to work hard to change himself and let his father know him again. He wants to prove his worth and make his father proud of him. Although the road ahead is full of challenges, he is willing to face it and work hard for the father's love he has longed for.
He lowered his head and hugged his knees with his hands, trying to huddle himself into a ball, as if this could resist the cold and loneliness of the outside world. Tears welled up in his eyes, but he fought not to let them fall. He knew that crying would not solve the problem and would only make him more vulnerable.
Liu Guangfu counted the banknotes in his hands, feeling very happy. He glanced at Yan Bugui and said with a smile: "Third uncle, it seems that luck is on my side today. However, I also know a little bit about this fishing technique. If you want to hear it, I can also tell you."
At this time, Liu Haizhong walked out of the house and saw Liu Guangfu who was working hard. A trace of surprise and confusion flashed across his face, as if he couldn't believe that the diligent child in front of him was his son. Liu Haizhong stood aside quietly, watching Liu Guangfu's every move, and couldn't help but feel waves in his heart. Perhaps, he had noticed the changes in Liu Guangfu.
He couldn't help but think of all the estrangements and conflicts between him and his father in the past. They always seem to be unable to understand each other, and communication often reaches a deadlock. Liu Guangfu felt as if he was a dispensable existence in his father's eyes. This feeling of being ignored filled his heart with pain.