On the day she was kicked out by her husband's family, Harue was nineteen years old, pregnant and penniless. Her mother's family is behind the door, her husband's family is behind her, and the world is so big that there is no room for her. The lonely old man at the end of the village took her in. She knelt in front of the dilapidated adobe house and kowtowed three times. Then she rolled up her sleeves and walked to the deserted slope behind the village that no one wanted. The ground was full of gravel and overgrown with weeds. The villagers laughed at her for being stupid. A few years later, the barren mountains turned into layers of terraced fields, and a mountain goods shop opened in the town. She led a group of women who had been crushed by fate to plant camellia, squeeze camellia oil, and build workshops. They have all been abandoned by others, but now, they have become their own backers.
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The writing is good. If you have the desire to read on, keep reading.
The little days are getting better and better step by step
The writing is good, the characters are full-bodied and very positive.
It has a strong flavor of life, and the strong, hard-working and courageous writing of ordinary people is vividly written. It is a very interesting book.