The trumpet sounds in the sky and we embark on the journey.
He was a young man when he came and half his life was gone when he returned.
In his senior year of high school, Lu Cheng failed the exam with a score of 300 points. Coincidentally, like most people, 19-year-old Lu Cheng was frustrated and confused about the future of his life.
A young farm boy born in Limuzhai, a large rural village, was filled with regret at this moment. If he had studied hard for three years, maybe he could have gone to that place to seek knowledge.
The bus back home was swayed by the hot summer wind, winding around the karst mountainous area in the southwest and arriving at Limu Village. Lu Cheng looked at the messages on his phone and couldn't help but be stunned. "You will live up to your youth. If you serve in the army, you will regret it for three years. If you don't serve as a soldier, you will regret it for the rest of your life!" . . . . .
Good, good, good