The wind in Luohuai Village blows through the old locust trees at the entrance of the village every year. The villagers are simple and kind, the neighbors always help, and everything is looked after, but the world is cold and the landlords treat them harshly.
Eight-year-old Lin He lost his parents in a death certificate, dragging his coughing grandmother and young siblings with him to run the household.
Shen Yan, a young man who fled from the famine next door, fell in love with her over half a piece of coarse grain cake. He made a promise to study hard and pass the exam, and when he succeeds, he will take her family out of his hometown.
People in the village loved her, helped her, sent vegetables and grains, and quietly helped her. However, the goodwill of ordinary people could not stop the poor harvests in the famine years, and could not stop the powerful people from working hard at each level.
She guarded the fields, her promise, and her endless waiting, and survived year after year.
Everyone is looking forward to their happy reunion, but their fate staggers step by step.
When he returned home in splendid clothes, the old locust trees were still covered with fallen flowers, and all he was waiting for was a white cloth coffin at the entrance of the village.
Everyone in the world is good, but fate is unfair, and we stay together year after year, but we are one step behind in the end.
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Can you write a good ending for Ah He after it's over?
Can you write a good ending for Ah He after it's over?