On the Plain*

"Spring on the Plains" is not only a story, but also the common memory and heartbeat of a generation. On this loess plateau, which is wrinkled by wind and sand, I tell this story to unravel the fate of those deeply buried women—— She is not someone's appendage From being forced to have a miscarriage to supporting the family alone, Chun'e stepped on the thorns of the times and concepts every step she took. Her pain is the epitome of thousands of "hers". In silence, there is also thunder When medicine residue seeps into the soil, silver jewelry is hidden in the flowers, and pine branches are embroidered into the skirts of clothes... These hidden "resistances" are more shocking than any cry. In the end, she harvested her "life" with her own hands At dusk when the wheat waves rolled, what she held tightly was not only the grain, but also a woman's declaration to take back her life - this was by no means a sad drama, but the most solemn crowning of life. If you have ever cried for "Alive" and been moved by "The Ordinary World", then this book will take you deep into the loess and hear the tenacious heartbeats that have never been buried by the wind and sand. Dedicated to all those who silently grow into big trees in the wilderness.

This novel is super beautiful. The author has a profound cultural background. Chun'e is portrayed in a real and vivid way. The story is vivid and down-to-earth. It is fascinating and seems to be back to the days of family planning in the 1960s and 1970s. Chun'e is the epitome of millions of rural women! ! !

The story is exciting and down to earth.

This novel is very well written and very down-to-earth. I read it every morning and evening. I hope the author can update it faster. I really want to read it in one go. [Like] [Love]

Another story describing the suffering of women in the northwest!