Poor Woman Li Maimai

Eight-year-old girl Mai Sui, whose father died in a mining accident and her mother remarried, became the "broom star" hated by everyone in the village. She was kicked out of her home and lived in a cowshed, living on wild vegetables and leftovers from the villagers. But she was like a grass growing from the cracks in the rocks, carrying the entire weight of life on her weak shoulders. She protected her crazy grandfather and adopted her abandoned sister. When everyone advised her to give up studying, she answered with a wall of certificates. Years later, when she finally walked out of the mountains, the string of bluebells hanging on the old locust tree at the entrance of the village still tinkled in the wind, telling a story about the resilience of life.