Starting from the autumn drought in 1941, Mazhuang had no harvest, and villagers began to dig grass roots and gnaw tree bark; in the spring of 1942, the locust plague passed through, and the land was barren, and the county government intensified the food shortage, and the villagers began to flee famine; Lao Ma and his family followed the refugees to Shaanxi, encountering bandits, Japanese bombings, and plagues along the way, and witnessed the sale of goods Sons and daughters exchanged their children for food; Mr. Bai opened a porridge shed in the village, but it led to soldiers robbing the food; after reporter Chen's report was suppressed, he returned to the disaster area with a small amount of relief food and met Lao Ma's family... In the end, the survivors arrived in Shaanxi, but found that it was equally difficult in a foreign land, and living was still a struggle day after day.
Reader comments
Be real and not sloppy
It describes the situation at that time and the suffering of the people at the bottom.
What the author describes is very true. The suffering caused by the severe drought to the people [crying]
We should keep history in mind and the road we have traveled before. Such good works should be seen and remembered by more people. Thank you to the author. Come on, author, and continue to produce good works!
Is human vitality so strong?
It truly restores the suffering life of the people at that time.
Vivid and concrete, this book should be read by children who don't want to eat now, and it will be very beneficial for current middle school and high school students to read it.
Be real and not sloppy
It describes the situation at that time and the suffering of the people at the bottom.
What the author describes is very true. The suffering caused by the severe drought to the people [crying]
We should keep history in mind and the road we have traveled before. Such good works should be seen and remembered by more people. Thank you to the author. Come on, author, and continue to produce good works!
Is human vitality so strong?
It truly restores the suffering life of the people at that time.
Vivid and concrete, this book should be read by children who don't want to eat now, and it will be very beneficial for current middle school and high school students to read it.