This is a story about a father, an orangery and coming home.
As you read it, you will cry.
In 1977, he heard the news of the resumption of the college entrance examination in the army pig pen.
In 1978, he put his admission ticket into his pocket and turned back to the camp.
During the two college entrance examinations, he never entered the examination room.
He never went to college in his life, but his children did it for him.
When he was fifty years old, he said: "I don't have any skills, I just planted a piece of wasteland into an orange orchard."
This book is about a farmer's father, an educator who doesn't understand education, and a man who changes his destiny with a hoe.
You'll want to give your dad a call after reading this.
