Sweeping the Dust of Remaining Tillers

She is Yu He, a woman who has never been firmly chosen. At the age of seven, she learned one thing - don't wait for others to love you. Her father left, and her mother never protected her. When she grew up, she met three men: Cai Rang gave her love, but not a promise; Chi Zhuoyu gave her a promise, but not a choice; Jin Zhaocai gave her support, but at the cost of turning himself into a substitute. She chose the stupidest path - raising her daughter alone, running a flower shop alone, shouldering a debt of 30 million yuan, and learning to walk again after the age of fifty. This is not a comeback story. She didn't turn around, didn't get consummated with anyone, and didn't wait for a belated apology. She just lives. Every night when I couldn't stand it any longer, I tied my shoelaces again the next morning, opened the door and walked out. If you have ever felt that you can't hold on any longer late at night; if you also understand that the word "living" sometimes requires more strength than death; if you want to know what a woman has learned in half a lifetime - read her. All kinds of encounters cannot heal the scars in my heart. At the end of the story, I still refuse to let go and forgive. Carrying the shackles of the past and being deeply confused, the entire novel is full of sadness and regret, truly showing the profound impact of childhood trauma on the trajectory of life. , To alert the public to protect the physical and mental health of children.