When he was sixteen, his father set fire to his textbooks.
He wanted to make him give up on school so his younger siblings could study instead.
Lin Dawei stood to one side, watching the flames devour the covers of his books. He didn't cry.
A few days later, he followed his uncle to the provincial capital and started working at a construction site.
On the morning he left, the girl who had grown up and studied alongside him stood on the little hill at the village entrance, watching him go with tears in her eyes.
They all thought his life was over.
But no one could have imagined that the boy who still loved learning at the construction site would, ten years later, stand where everyone looked up to him.
Fate burned his books, but it couldn't burn away the life he built pursuing his dreams.
The whole story is full of positive energy and the plot has ups and downs.
The writing is very beautiful. It is a pity that young Lin Dawei lost the opportunity to study. The writing is very touching. Lin Dawei first entered the society and met a good boss. The boss was a great help to Dawei. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Clear and thought-provoking, good article
The writing is smooth, the structure is compact, and the book is highly readable.
Inspirational Lin Dawei's very good narration, a rare good novel 👍👍👍
I've watched a few of these, but I don't have time.
He spoke very loudly, as if the reality was right in front of his eyes 👍👍👍
The writing is real and moving, making the readers unforgettable for a long time.
From having nothing to being skilled and quickly establishing a foothold in the workplace, it is not so much the protagonist's hard work as it is the result of the help of noble people. The reality of society is like this - 3 points depends on hard work and 7 points depends on connections.
This book reflects the background of the early days of reform and opening up, and reflects the reality of the times more objectively. Friends who want to understand that period of history can read it.