[Based on real events, rural life, war, and everyday struggles: the true story of an elderly mother] The novel is complete. Follow this ordinary yet extraordinary mother through every stage of her life.
In 1938, the Japanese invaders began a major campaign to sweep through Fuping County.
Liu Wanqing, a refined young lady born in Chengnanzhuang, home of the Jinchaji Border Region Revolutionary Memorial Hall, was forced to marry Liu Zhenshan, a man eighteen years her senior who already had three sons. Liu Zhenshan's eldest son was already married, while his youngest was not yet a year old. After the War of Resistance ended, just as Liu Wanqing gave birth to her youngest son, her husband, Liu Zhenshan, died. Once again, her life fell into hardship...
This is a rare documentary novel. One of the pains caused by the Anti-Japanese War to the Chinese people is the experience of forced marriage in the book. Through the heroine's experience and the characters surrounding the heroine, it is a true portrayal of the excellent qualities of our simple rural farmers. The simple writing style and sincere emotions are very touching. It is estimated that the author wrote about real events.
After reading the preface, it was very fascinating, and then I read the first chapter. Well, I must give it a thumbs up. It's a pity that the next chapter has not been updated. I quickly updated it and am waiting to read the next chapter. Happy Yatou is such a good girl. The description and characterization are really appropriate. The following paragraph describes three things: Zhang Xiuqing is sewing on the kang, and sometimes the scissors are placed far away. As long as Xi Yatou sees her mother looking at the scissors, she will know that her mother is going to use the scissors, and she will immediately pick up the scissors and hand them to her mother.