In the 1960s, Chen Shouzhi, a seven-year-old farm boy in Huangtupo, eastern Henan, lived in poverty, his father was sick, his mother was weak, and his six younger siblings were crying for food.
Others mow grass just to make ends meet, while he mows grass and study hard with an oil lamp; while others still have a hard time getting enough food and clothing, he clings to old textbooks and studies knowledge.
The tuition fee of one dollar and a half was the hope of his parents selling money; he carried a pair of old cloth shoes in his arms and was reluctant to wear them, so he walked barefoot on the way to school.
With half a basket of pigweed by the cold window and an oil lamp illuminating his original intention, he grew up as a poor boy in the countryside who had neither enough food nor clothing to keep him warm, but with a tenacity that refused to admit defeat, he studied hard all the way to higher education and took root in education.
He spent half his life in poverty without giving up, and half his life in glory stayed true to his true nature. From a rural teacher to a local education director, he used knowledge to change his own life, and he also used education to benefit thousands of people in his hometown!
See how a young man from a poor family goes against the current and writes a tear-jerking inspirational counterattack legend!
