A memoir by a young man from a small city in Northeast China. This is not some distant legend of the criminal underworld, but a story of the “jianghu” unfolding right beside us, one we often overlook. In plainspoken, unvarnished Northeastern dialect, the author vividly portrays the real and brutal “love and hate” among a group of teenagers.
This is more than a story about boys from Northeast China. It is a mirror reflecting the overlooked tears, silent resistance, and prematurely hardened hearts found in countless similar “jianghu.” It calls on us to pay attention to school bullying and listen to children, because their “jianghu” is far more harrowing and its effects far more lasting than we can imagine.
I feel very sorry for the protagonist and wish him all the best.
Hahahaha, old friend, I knew it was you. Not long after I downloaded this, I kept looking at it more and more, and I didn't expect it was really you. The next step is to travel to Harbin. Come to Daqing if you have time!
How many good children have been ruined by school bullying?
In fact, hiding some things will only delay the processing time, but what you did at that time was good enough