In 1953, a carpenter's family had a baby boy by the Yellow River. In those days, living was not easy - the Yellow River flooded every year, washing away the crops; my sister did not make it through that winter; my mother sold her dowry to pay for school fees; my father carried his tool box from village to village, hoping to carve out a hole one by one, but before he could make a mark, he went crazy. Half a century, one home. Even though we were suffering, hungry, drowned, and crazy, no one bowed down. A spine that cannot be bent by time. Adapted from real experiences and dedicated to all those who support their families.
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This book is full of ups and downs. It collects the common life of several generations as material and describes the characters in the book vividly. It writes about ordinary people and ordinary things!
This book describes how several generations of people lived and worked hard on the banks of the Yellow River. They worked at sunrise and rested at sunset, leading a life that was not rich.
This book is full of ups and downs. It collects the common life of several generations as material and describes the characters in the book vividly. It writes about ordinary people and ordinary things! This book describes how several generations of people lived and worked hard on the banks of the Yellow River. They worked at sunrise and rested at sunset, leading a life that was not rich.