Climb the Train

Introduction to "Train Climb": Three children, Ah Tuo, Ah Hua and Ah Chao, moved with their families to live in a small valley called Huajiang. In the mountains, by the river, and in the forest, the three children bathed in the natural and leisurely environment. While growing up happily, they also learned to climb trains with their family and educated youth friends. While boarding a train to buy popsicles in a nearby small city, he was robbed by local gangsters. After a fight, he was rescued by the police and sent home. Ah Hua's uncle was a folk master with special skills, so he taught the three people kung fu. After leaving Huajiang, Ah Hua became a well-known gangster in the town of Desheng. During various entertainments, he forged a grudge with his neighbor Lezi, whose father was one of the murderers who assassinated Ah Hua's father. In order to study art, Chao accidentally lost a leg while climbing a train and was disabled for the rest of his life. In the process of studying, Ah Tuo and Yun became good childhood sweethearts. When Yun was bullied by Lezi, Ah Tuo stepped forward and, with the help of Ahua, went deep into the tiger's den to chase down Lezi. The story takes the growth process of young people as the main line and the great changes of the times as the background, describing the joys and sorrows of a group of special ordinary citizens. Difficult years will always lead to extraordinary life. Growth does not happen overnight, but over and over again. One wonderful coincidence after another forms a realistic novel. Combined with the first-person narration, it further highlights the authenticity of the story. The book is divided into two volumes, recreating the youthful days of a generation.