Peasant Girl Spring Buds

The Pearl of the Taisho Dynasty Part 1 - People's Livelihood [Imaginary ancient times + slow heat + no time travel + no space + short-sightedness] Everyone has his own choice, everyone has his own last resort Song Chunya had mixed reputations and reputations throughout her life. Some said she was cold-hearted and hard-hearted, while others lamented that she was pitiful and had lived a hard and lonely life. No matter what the world says, there are only two lines of records left in "Qingshan Chronicle": Song's spring buds were good at harvesting, and there were two crops of rice. During the Qiyuan period, improved varieties were widely introduced, and cotton and beans were popular around Qingshan. He was granted the title of "Monarch of the Countryside". Before the age of sixteen, Song Chunya was the most enviable girl in Kaoshan Village; after the age of sixteen, she became the most pitiable woman in Kaoshan Village Song Chunya's life took a sudden turn. She gritted her teeth and shouldered everything. After raising her younger siblings, she decisively cut off the ties. She ignored the pity and envy of others and just lived her life with her head down. She found that the curve was too big and she walked on a road that no one had ever walked before. Song Chunya walked a path that no woman in Kaoshan Village had ever walked before, and quietly rewrote the fate of women swaying like reed flowers. Song Chunya was as independent and strong as the camphor trees she planted with her own hands. The women she protected also planted camphor trees at the foot of the mountain. Year after year, they eventually gathered into a lush camphor forest. Later, Song Chunya became the most knowledgeable woman in Kaoshan Village. She had been to the county town as well as the prefecture. But when she was old, the only regret in her heart was that she had never seen the sea with her own eyes. In her dreams, there would always be a pool of water that was always transparent and always so big that the edge could not be seen. She thought it was the sea. I would like to dedicate this article to everyone who lives seriously.