People around me (real life experiences)
The iron pot on the stove was always stained with oil particles that could not be cleaned off. When Su Wan reached for the stove on tiptoe, the tips of her hair brushed against the peeling ash from the wall. Because of her father's feudal ideas, she dropped out of school and carried the family on her thin shoulders.
When I was eighteen years old, I met Lin Sheng. The legs of his trousers were stained with mud, but there was light in his eyes. He would help her carry water and pick Gesang flowers for her. The half piece of candy handed to her under the moonlight was the sweetest candy in her barren years...
But she was forced by her brother to marry Wang Qiang, whom she had never met before. In the first year of their marriage, Wang Qiang was indeed gentle. He would help her light the fire and pass the hot water with a smile. Then everything changed. He cheated on marriages, was fond of gambling, and engaged in domestic violence... After she escaped from marriage, she formed a new family with Chen Qing. Although she was stable, she had to face Chen Qing's stubborn and inconsiderate character. Looking back on half his life, Su Wan could not get out of the "Langlang Mountain" that trapped him. She thought of the time when she was eighteen years old, of that autumn, of that boy - it turns out that there were some roads that made it impossible to get out of Langlang Mountain from the beginning...
Reader comments
It's very interesting to see how rural girls were not allowed to go to school when they were young. When they grew up, they were forced to marry for a gift of 3,000 yuan. After the marriage, they were abused by their gambler husband. After escaping, they opened a cloth village with Chuntao. A few years later, they married a mountain girl and gave birth to three children. They lived a stuttering life. The couple stumbled and quarreled. The three children grew up like this, went to school, and helped their mother fulfill her wish of not finishing her studies.
It's very interesting to see how rural girls were not allowed to go to school when they were young. When they grew up, they were forced to marry for a gift of 3,000 yuan. After the marriage, they were abused by their gambler husband. After escaping, they opened a cloth village with Chuntao. A few years later, they married a mountain girl and gave birth to three children. They lived a stuttering life. The couple stumbled and quarreled. The three children grew up like this, went to school, and helped their mother fulfill her wish of not finishing her studies.