Little Heiwa's Wandering Life

EraGroup PortraitsFei ShuangwenSelf-Redemption On the day of the full moon, the infant little Hei baby was sent to another family. The adoptive parents said that a nickname is easy to raise, so they gave him a heart-wrenching name - Li Heigou. Names are like scars, carved from childhood to adolescence. Later, when his younger brother was born, he became the redundant one in the family. There is one less set of bowls and chopsticks on the dinner table, and one more word "I picked it up" when scolded. When he was ten years old, his adoptive parents left him at a strange station on the pretext of going to the provincial capital to celebrate the New Year. He escaped from the bad guys with his memory and cleverness - but what he got in return was a colder look on his face. At the age of thirteen, he completely left that "home" and began wandering. Under a bridge or in an abandoned building, he picked up a thin girl who was also abandoned and had nowhere to go. From then on, the two of them squeezed into a ragged quilt and shared half a piece of steamed bun. He called her "sister" and she called him "brother." No matter how difficult the life was, he never failed. He changed his name to Qingfeng Li. The wind is free and the Qing is clean. He sent his sister to study, worked by himself, and read by the street lights at night; later he set up a stall, learned crafts, and opened a small shop, step by step, turning the mud into a smooth road. The boy who was once called "Black Dog" was not buried in the earth by fate after all. He faced the wind and grew into his own light.