Documentary of a Homeless Person

Liu Fusheng, a once-famous architectural designer, was framed for a construction accident. He fell from the clouds into the mire and became a wanderer living under a bridge. The warm family of the past, his lovely daughter An An and his gentle wife Lin Hui have become his only thoughts hidden in the photos in his arms. Cold nights in winter, high fevers, and festering frostbite make life under bridges difficult. The ruffians squeeze and plunder, the homeless fight for half a piece of dry food, and the glass shards and maggots in the garbage dump expose the fragility and cruelty of human nature. But in the desperate situation, Lao Scar's side by side, Uncle Chen's guidance, and the simple kindness between strangers, like the glimmer of light in the dark night, supported him and never gave up. He endured the severe pain of frostbite and cut out his flesh, swallowed sour porridge and moldy food, and struggled to survive in the desperate situation of heavy snow and hunger, just to find out the truth about the accident, clear his grievances, and return to his family. This is an urban documentary novel focusing on the survival plight of homeless people. In the mud and blood and tears, it writes about the persistence of dignity, the obsession with family love, and the unquenchable fire of hope in desperate situations.

Really good, highly recommended