It took him four years to go from a poor student in a mountain village to a "top student" in the city, but he found that he still had nothing. Ye Fan's backpack contains her mother's pancakes and the hard-earned money sewn into her underwear pocket, as well as all her pride and expectations in this life. In the glamor and coldness of the city, he struggled to survive like a stubborn weed. When the violent storm of reality almost uprooted him, a critical phone call from his mother in the distance became another turning point in his life. Should he continue to be confused in the quagmire of the city, or should he return to the land where he was born and raised to look for new possibilities? This is a hymn dedicated to all ordinary mothers and struggling children, about love and sacrifice, about falling and getting up, and about how to truly "grow up."
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