Her parents died in a car accident, and the compensation of 120,000 yuan was in the hands of her aunt. Le Yao and her younger brother were living under someone else's roof, but they had neither food nor clothing.
When I earn my own money, I will buy two bowls of soy milk. I drank one bowl by myself and poured out the other bowl in front of my aunt. This is Le Yao's humblest ambition and sharpest pride.
She endured all the harshness in the world, just waiting for an opportunity to take her brother away. On the first day when she transferred to Jiangnan Town, Le Yao wrote something in her notebook: "When you are in the mud, you can see the stars."
Her deskmate Wang Chongyang supports his sister and grandmother by picking up scraps, and his frostbitten hands are covered with tape.
He said: "Some people are born with a golden key in their mouths, and some are born in the mud - but we refuse to admit defeat or accept our fate, and insist on trekking out of our own vast galaxy in the dark night."
Later, someone asked Le Yao, what was the most unforgettable thing about the four years in the town?
She said: A broken motorcycle, a vast galaxy, and a proud young man.
