The Woman Who Came Up from the Yellow Earth

This is not a simple counterattack story, but an epic story of licorice going from the ravines of Longxi to the world. The legend of the heroine lies in her awakening after two marriages - from being forbearing to being loved, and finally learning to stand on her own. What impressed me most was her determination to burn millions of inventory. That was not an admission of defeat, but a responsibility to maintain the bottom line for the entire industry. When Chinese medicinal materials entered the world standard because of her, we saw not only the success of a female entrepreneur, but also how ordinary women in an era carved out their own world in the soil. Her story proves that a real heroine does not need to step on others to get to the top, but to grow with more people [Like]

This is a life-long song about leaving your homeland and returning home to take root. The heroine He Guifang took root in the loess soil of Longxi, struggled in the muddy days, and pieced together a journey of awakening and struggle unique to women at the bottom of her life. The most poignant thing about this book is never the counterattack aura of her hard work and transformation into a female entrepreneur after the divorce, but the fact that she never waits for others to lift her up in desperate situations. No matter how hard she falls, she grits her teeth and stands up alone. The author's writing is gentle and restrained, depicting the grievances and pains in marriage without deliberately showing off misery and sensationalism; depicting the thorns and tribulations on the road to entrepreneurship, he never portrays the heroine as an omnipotent god. Late at night, I rushed to the hospital alone with my child with high fever in my arms. Despite the gossip in the countryside, I still refused to bow my head and move forward. After a long and hard life, I finally waited for a gentle inquiry... The scenes of fireworks and earthly details touched the softest corners of people's hearts. Breaking out of the clichéd female channel and relying on the male protagonist to counterattack is the biggest highlight of this book. The companionship of the male protagonist Chen Huaiyuan is just the icing on the cake in ordinary days, and is never a life-saving straw for the female protagonist to overcome difficulties. From beginning to end, He Guifang firmly held the control of her life. When she returned to her hometown with her fortune and stood in front of her sister's grave to confide in her life's ups and downs, the path forward and back finally closed.

"Sister He" written by Mu Jinfeng is not a fictional legend, but It is the lives of millions of Chinese women that grow tenaciously from the folds of the loess. The epitome of luck. This book "The Girl Who Came Out of the Yellow Earth" "People", with simple to almost rough brushstrokes, carved out A spiritual monument. Her life was like licorice - bitter at first, but Hui Gan. From being taught to "forbear" to learning to "be loved", Then go to Guangzhou and set up street stalls until the earthen workshop becomes an industry. Benchmark. This is not only a woman's entrepreneurial history; A contemporary fable about dignity, morality and conscience. The most shocking at It was she who chose to burn millions of inventories in the face of profit. In order to maintain the bottom line of the industry; when she is most encouraged, it is she who uses her thin body to Win the international lawsuit and win a place for Chinese medicinal materials. Her The tenacity is as deep and silent as loess, but also as unyielding as the earth. Can be shaken. "Grow medicine well and cultivate people well." This simple cross is A creed that she lived by throughout her life. There are no high-pitched slogans in the book; Only solid footsteps. Her story allows readers to see: true Positive strength is never to conquer the world, but to be in the poorest On this land, with hands, sweat and conscience, we work for ourselves and for Family members and fellow villagers strive to earn a dignified life inch by inch. Tomorrow. This is a book dedicated to all ordinary strivers. Let me tell you, the epic is written on the most simple land.

Taking root in the loess land, it writes about the struggle and rebirth of a generation of women. He Guifang lived in the barren years. After two marriages, cold criticism and life hardships, she went from forbearing and retreating to brave resistance. She started from a street stall alone, deeply engaged in the medicinal materials industry in Longxi, and gradually carved out her own world. The secret love that has been hidden deep in my heart for twenty years is gentle and long-lasting, and Chen Huaiyuan's silent and hot companionship is particularly touching. Every supporting character in the book has a vivid destiny, and all kinds of living things are intertwined into a picture of the times. It is not only the heroine's personal counterattack epic, but also the collective awakening of women in the old era to break free from constraints and find dignity. It is profound and healing.

This is an epic story of female entrepreneurship that grew out of the loess soil. After the heroine got divorced, she started out as a street vendor and made Longxi medicinal materials an industry benchmark. There are no golden fingers, only real suffering and perseverance. Betrayed by her husband, framed by her colleagues, and hit hard by natural disasters, she fell down and got up again and again. The most touching thing is not how powerful she is, but how she knows how to help others: giving Tian Xiuying a way out, giving Wu Jianguo a chance, and giving Cuifang courage. She made every poor person around her live like a human being. The down-to-earth dialect, solid details of the times, and full group portraits make people reluctant to put it down until the wee hours of the morning [Like]

This is a work made from loess and watered with tears. The character He Guifang started from the barren ravines of Longxi, went through two completely different marriages, withstood the humiliation and rebirth of a woman, and finally established her own banner in the business world. The most touching thing in the novel is not her glory as an entrepreneur, but her trembling in the middle of the night, her despair when her clothes were torn to pieces, and Chen Huaiyuan's clumsy but hot protection. Those side characters, Ma Xiaolan's forbearance, Tian Xiuying's rebirth, and Wu Jianguo's transformation, together weave a portrait of women of the era. This is not the history of one person's struggle, but the collective memory of a generation looking for dignity on the yellow land. The bitterness and sweetness of licorice are their fate and path.

This is a film about "coming out" and "going back" epic. He Guifang, a man dug out of the loess soil of Longxi A woman who spent half her life's ups and downs writing a female novel A history of awakening struggles. The most touching part of the novel is not It's about how she transformed from a divorced woman into an entrepreneur, But every time she fell, she climbed up on her own Get up. The author's writing style is delicate and restrained. Write about marriage It's painful, but not sensational; it's about the difficulties of starting a business, but it's not about creating a god. Those who go to the hospital alone with their feverish children late at night Scene, those who are drowned in saliva but grit their teeth On those days when she was okay, someone finally asked her "Does it hurt?" "Painful" moment - every part of it falls on my heart the most Soft spot. The most rare thing is that this is not a "woman relies on a man" The story of "people's counterattack". The appearance of Chen Huaiyuan is It's the icing on the cake, rather than a timely help. He Guifang Zao He is already the protagonist of his own life. On the day she took the factory back to her hometown, she stood in front of her sister's grave and said "I'm back". At that moment, all the suffering They all have a place to go. This is not a dream of returning home in fine clothes. Honor, but a woman's explanation of where she comes from —She didn't live up to that piece of yellow land, nor did she live up to it myself. Worth reading. Nice! Still unfinished!

A down-to-earth history of the struggle of women in the northwest, it is real and not pretentious, and is worth a read. Tough, inspiring, brave and profound characters

This is not a cool story about a strong woman, but a life spent most of her life by a woman who dug in the loess soil. He Guifang got divorced and started living in a basement. In order to raise her children, she started her own business step by step. Every time she fell down, she gritted her teeth and got up. She was not perfect, she would hesitate, be heartbroken about money, and shed tears late at night. It writes about the living conditions of lower-class women in that era, and also writes about the resilience of lower-class women. By the end of the book, you will understand: The true strength of the story lies in getting up after every fall.

He Guifang's growth is the epitome of the struggles of countless ordinary women, including sadness and confusion. The book describes family affection and love in a delicate and real way, which makes it very immersive to read. This is a book worth calming down and reading.