"Spring Comes from Frozen Soil": There is both "the thawing of the land" and the "budding of emotions", showing the vigorous vitality of youth in special times.
Unit style, each story is independent
Boarding the train heading north, youth met on the frozen permafrost. In the Great Northern Wilderness in the 1950s and 1960s, the cold wind was biting, but it could not freeze the young hearts. A group of young people from all over the world, with ideals and enthusiasm, water this sleeping land with their sweat. In the common struggle, the purest friendship grows quietly - it is a bowl of hot soup handed to the stove when returning from a snowy night, a silent but tacit smile when tired from work, and the warmth of supporting each other and illuminating each other in the hard years. On the frozen soil, they used their youth to write the most simple and touching "prelude to love".
As time goes by, my luggage when I return home is filled with memories. Return to the city, reform, opening up... The tide of the times brings them back to the familiar streets and alleys, and they are involved in the torrent of life. The days unfold in the midst of daily necessities and family chores: the delicious food in the alley, the greetings among neighbors, the laughter of children growing up, and the tacit understanding and tolerance between husband and wife over the years. Even if there are collisions of ideas and troubles in life, the tenacity and warmth derived from the frozen years are always the cornerstone to withstand wind and rain. They learn to find light in the ordinary and guard happiness in the trivial.
