There Is a House Under the Big Locust Tree

Wang Ruizhi spent her childhood in the Japanese-occupied areas, growing up amid war and fear. Yang Shaoyun grew up in the rear area. What he experienced was not artillery fire, but the warmth and calculation of people's hearts. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, Mr. Yang, who had been forced by the Japanese and puppets, made a dying wish to give Yang Shaoyun to Wang Ruizhi as his companion. From then on, the destinies of two children who grew up in different wars were closely intertwined. They gave birth to children and lived together through hardships and hardships - Wang Ruizhi supported the whole family in the rebuilding of their home in troubled times, and also learned tolerance and responsibility in the storms. However, she still didn't understand why her daughter, Yang Qinglan, was so sharp and had to argue for everything, which was completely different from her. In the next generation, Yang Qinglan also had a daughter who gave her a headache-Zhao Mo. Three generations of women, descendants and descendants, have gone from the smoke-filled Anti-Japanese War era to the peaceful and stable present. Three generations descended from the big locust tree and stretched to the end of the world. Their stories have no legends, but they contain blood and tears; there are no heroes, but they contain the tenacity and love of ordinary people from generation to generation, and the family imprint that time cannot erase.