The Daughter of the Sugar Cane Forest

The deep mountains where sugarcane forests submerged the sky were the starting point of her life, and her poor family background was a stone slab weighing on her shoulders. However, she insisted on using this background to carve an upward path through the thorns of fate with the brute strength of "not admitting defeat". From her ignorant childhood to the youthful campus, from the ivory tower to the workplace, from the first love to carrying the weight of life, every step she takes is harder than others. Destiny always seems to set hurdles on her way forward, but she relies on her "tenacity" to turn every hurdle into an upward step. After spending countless nights alone, she gradually heard her inner voice clearly - it was not a complaint about her fate, but a determination for the "life she wanted." So she walked away with scars all over her body, but with light in her eyes, and lived the way she wanted: not to be born strong, but to choose not to bow to life. There is no miracle from heaven in this story. There is only an ordinary girl who uses the clumsiest and toughest "carrying" and "breaking in" to turn the bitter days into her own mellow sweetness little by little.