The landlord's daughter Zhang Suyao married the newly appointed deputy township head Su Hang. She doesn't know how to do farm work, but he needs a "progressive" partner. A silent stare outside the Yuye Township Government tore apart the marriage. She left while pregnant, married three times and divorced three times, and after half her life was lost, she escaped into Buddhism. But his seemingly happy remarriage life was actually filled with a long period of self-blame. Many years later, beside the loess of his funeral, she cried and laughed and asked about the unwillingness she had accumulated for half a life. In the end, her true body was molded into a golden Buddha and enshrined forever - all love and hate finally turned into compassion.
Reader comments
Such a good book, but it didn't get any marks! The structure and logic of the novel are outstanding and normal. It does not treat the readers as stupid and sweet. It is more realistic and the writing style is very good! After reading it, I still feel melancholy: life is so hard! What comes out on paper is ultimately shallow! There are no extras, there are still some unfinished ideas!
Such a good book, but it didn't get any marks! The structure and logic of the novel are outstanding and normal. It does not treat the readers as stupid and sweet. It is more realistic and the writing style is very good! After reading it, I still feel melancholy: life is so hard! What comes out on paper is ultimately shallow! There are no extras, there are still some unfinished ideas!