Ma Xiulan fell in love with a young carpenter from the village. A year later, she gave birth to a beautiful daughter and named her Meilanhua. When Lanhua was a little over three, Ma Xiulan and the carpenter had a son, whom they named Juzhu. But it wasn't until their son was two that they discovered he had an incurable hereditary disease that affected only boys, never girls. A year later, her husband ran off with another woman, leaving Ma Xiulan and her children to depend on one another. It wasn't until she met her second husband that she finally had a home. After her father left, Lanhua vowed to make something of herself...
I like listening to this article, telling the real life of rural stories in the 1990s. When talking about modular cabinets and other things, I remembered that my brother can also do carpentry. He made the bed, wardrobe, modular cabinets, sofa, dining table, and stools at home all in an orderly manner. What kind of carpentry is used in this era? They are all bought.
This book is a true story of a mountain village girl's counterattack in life. The content is vivid and the writing is smooth.
This book is a bit real. It records the primitive life in the countryside. The story of patriarchal preference for boys is vividly described. I like it.
The writing is very good. I enjoyed reading it. I finished sixteen chapters in one go. I hope Zuokan will update more soon! The more I watch, the more exciting it becomes. The characters are very vivid and the storyline is very touching.
Full of human touch. Although the road of life is bumpy and bumpy, the enterprising spirit is always there.
The story is well told and full of fireworks. The more I listened, the more I wanted to know the ending. The author has a lot of life experience to write such a good work.
The author also came out of that era, and the story is very touching and touching.