[Era of Cool Articles] + [Growth History of Three Generations of Women] + [Rural Group Portraits]
One is a childhood sweetheart, and the other is a matchmaker. Should you follow your inner preference or follow the arrangements of your family?
One is a country girl and the other is an art professor. The age difference of twenty years is an insurmountable gap;
One is a stage star, the other is a down-and-out scholar, thirty years in the east of the river and thirty years in the west of the river, no question about the west and the east——
The three sisters from Wolong Bay are living an extraordinary life together...
Reader comments
Many of the characters and plots in the novel were ones I had seen or heard about when I was a child, and I didn't pay much attention to them at the time; some of them were artistically processed. Years later, when I think back on it, I find it particularly interesting. However, many people will no longer be seen, many things will never be repeated, and many places will lose the taste of the time when revisited. This is probably because "people cannot have youth and feelings about youth." The novel is more realistic, insists on daily updates, refuses to be unfinished, and accepts all affirmations and corrections. After passing thousands of sails, looking back on the past brings different discoveries and feelings.
People who have experienced rural life will definitely resonate with this novel. Boys go to the river to fish and catch shrimps and bathe, while girls have to help with housework and taking care of their younger siblings. Women in that era were really hard-working and had endless farm work and housework. If you are unable to give birth to a son, you will be blamed by your family and ridiculed by outsiders. They are suffering in their hearts, just like Xiuying in the story, but they never say it out. They just endure and pay hard, and live a very hard life. Alas, I really can't tell. It's so hard and so weak. Would it be different if she was tougher like Han Meijuan? Worth a look!
Many of the characters and plots in the novel were ones I had seen or heard about when I was a child, and I didn't pay much attention to them at the time; some of them were artistically processed. Years later, when I think back on it, I find it particularly interesting. However, many people will no longer be seen, many things will never be repeated, and many places will lose the taste of the time when revisited. This is probably because "people cannot have youth and feelings about youth." The novel is more realistic, insists on daily updates, refuses to be unfinished, and accepts all affirmations and corrections. After passing thousands of sails, looking back on the past brings different discoveries and feelings.
People who have experienced rural life will definitely resonate with this novel. Boys go to the river to fish and catch shrimps and bathe, while girls have to help with housework and taking care of their younger siblings. Women in that era were really hard-working and had endless farm work and housework. If you are unable to give birth to a son, you will be blamed by your family and ridiculed by outsiders. They are suffering in their hearts, just like Xiuying in the story, but they never say it out. They just endure and pay hard, and live a very hard life. Alas, I really can't tell. It's so hard and so weak. Would it be different if she was tougher like Han Meijuan? Worth a look!