Yue Ke, who was born into a landlord family, faced many difficulties in education and growth.
After graduating from elementary school, Yue Ke failed to enter junior high school as he wished. Yue Ke's path to knowledge seemed to be blocked by the ruthless reality. Through his mother's persistence and hard work, he finally bravely entered junior high school.
However, after graduating from junior high school, he was not recommended for high school again, but he still did not give up his dream. He studied hard in a difficult environment and was finally admitted to a key high school in the county.
However, the test of fate did not end there. Due to family reasons, he had to drop out of school to take over and was assigned to a remote mountain village for duplex teaching.
With firm belief and unremitting efforts, Yue Ke studied correspondence courses through satellite TV, and finally obtained secondary school, junior college, and undergraduate degrees, and became an excellent teacher and principal. He not only changed his own destiny, but also inspired those around him to bravely pursue their dreams.
Reader comments
This is a true story and very readable. The language is vivid and the writing is fluent. There are many contradictions and conflicts, but despite the ups and downs, things will eventually become clear. Gives people the desire to read it in one breath. The narration is logical and smooth, and the stories come one after another. People of that era, playing with things of that era, give people the desire to read on in one breath. I've only read five chapters, please come on, author! Leisurely
I have read fourteen chapters, and to be honest, this novel is quite readable. This kind of readability is not like those fantasy novels, which are magical but completely illusory; nor is it like some novels, which are extremely generous and open-minded, but compromise the credibility. The novel "Blue Stone Years" feels like what he has experienced, without exaggeration, preaching, or even prejudice. Gives people a sense of closeness. This sense of closeness may be what literati call contagion. As a person born in the 1950s, after reading the author's story about the misfortunes and experiences of the protagonist Yue Ke, it seems as if it was written for me as a reader. Some stories are helpless and some plots are regrettable. Why does fate always play tricks on people, and why do flowers fail to flourish despite their intentions? He was obviously admitted to the provincial technical secondary school, but accidentally entered the general high school. He always wanted to go to university, but fate arranged for him to take over the class! Is there really a "God of Destiny" somewhere in the dark? I don't know what will happen after Yue Ke takes over, and I'll let you know next time. Ha ha!
This is a true story and very readable. The language is vivid and the writing is fluent. There are many contradictions and conflicts, but despite the ups and downs, things will eventually become clear. Gives people the desire to read it in one breath. The narration is logical and smooth, and the stories come one after another. People of that era, playing with things of that era, give people the desire to read on in one breath. I've only read five chapters, please come on, author! Leisurely I have read fourteen chapters, and to be honest, this novel is quite readable. This kind of readability is not like those fantasy novels, which are magical but completely illusory; nor is it like some novels, which are extremely generous and open-minded, but compromise the credibility. The novel "Blue Stone Years" feels like what he has experienced, without exaggeration, preaching, or even prejudice. Gives people a sense of closeness. This sense of closeness may be what literati call contagion. As a person born in the 1950s, after reading the author's story about the misfortunes and experiences of the protagonist Yue Ke, it seems as if it was written for me as a reader. Some stories are helpless and some plots are regrettable. Why does fate always play tricks on people, and why do flowers fail to flourish despite their intentions? He was obviously admitted to the provincial technical secondary school, but accidentally entered the general high school. He always wanted to go to university, but fate arranged for him to take over the class! Is there really a "God of Destiny" somewhere in the dark? I don't know what will happen after Yue Ke takes over, and I'll let you know next time. Ha ha!