A monologue from a twenty-year-old rural girl who learns to "grow wildly" in a self-reconciliation that is not too late. This girl will also write her own customs and customs on the land of 36 degrees north latitude; she will also break through the frozen soil and grow wild flowers with thorns in spring. If you are looking for a healing and empowering work of non-fiction, please choose this!
This work is my tribute to the pain of growing up. I use the 36 degrees north latitude of my hometown as the background. This mysterious latitude carries countless stories and dreams. It is also a land full of hope and challenges in my heart.
I set the protagonist as a girl based on myself, ordinary and sensitive, but with unyielding tenacity. During the creation, I wrote about her confusion, her pain, and even more about her courage that blossomed in difficult situations. I hope readers can find their own shadow in her story and feel the difficulty and beauty of growing up.
Growth is never a smooth journey, it is full of setbacks and hardships. But it is these experiences that shape our unique selves.
I hope that "36 Degrees North: Rain Falls at Mao Shi" can become a wheat field, giving a corner to those who are confused on the way to growth. It may not have a thrilling plot, but it has the most sincere emotions and the most tenacious power. If this book can make you feel a little warmth in a late night; find a little courage in a low point; and get a little redemption when it is about to fester, that is my greatest happiness. It is the seed I planted with words. I hope it will bloom the most wild flower in your heart.
