Ratings just came out and will go up. [Rural Daily Life] [Not a Wish-Fulfillment Novel] [Family and Neighborhood Life] [Realist Literature] [Changing Times] [Period] [Female Awakening] [A Childhood Without Love] [A Record of Growing Up]
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The story begins in the bitter winter of 1970, in the 1970s.
Fourth Girl was still an infant when she was treated as a bargaining chip for food rations, then taken in by an adoptive family.
Her happy days in the poor little courtyard lasted only a year.
The following year, her adoptive mother suffered a miscarriage, and little Fourth Girl became a jinx in her eyes.
When Fourth Girl was six, her adoptive mother died. Her cold-hearted adoptive father went on to bring four stepmothers into the home, one after another.
The unfortunate girl was exploited and tormented by each of her stepmothers in turn. Little by little, her spirit faded, and she became a silent lamb who accepted whatever was done to her.
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As an adult, Fourth Girl tries to escape her suffocating prison. Desperate for love, she seeks it from both her blood relatives and the men in her life.
Instead, she receives one brutal lesson after another... The son she raised at great personal sacrifice despises her lowly status and abandons her without mercy. The birth mother she struggled to find again offers her nothing but deceit and manipulation. Even the lover she sacrificed her health to save turns her over to others for profit, pushing her into a lightless abyss.
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The first half of Fourth Girl's life is an excruciating ordeal: again and again, she finds a glimmer of light, only to have it cruelly snuffed out.
After those closest to her and the people she loves crush her with their own hands, she finally wakes up to the truth: neither love nor blood ties can be relied upon.
She abandons her old name and becomes Lu Hongmei. Gritting her teeth as she rides the winds of reform, she sets up a little shop of her own on the street and begins a reborn life, severing every dependency and making her way alone...
The author and teacher write to make the work a chapter. Write ✍🏻 I have profound writing skills and a dedicated dedication to be youthful, fragrant, elegant, generous and charming! The grace of reciting the model language of the teacher's language is still a tribute! Salute to outstanding talents!
Si Ya is so pitiful.
The description is detailed, but it's so chilling that I can't stand it anymore.
It's very interesting and touching. It's very relevant to the old days when boys were preferred over girls. It was really not easy for women in the past. I listen to it at work, I listen to it while I'm sleeping, and I wake up with tears still in my eyes. It's finally tied. Siya is so pitiful! Although this book is not a great novel, the words are very simple and very similar to what would have happened in that era! No loss in investing!
I like listening to it. Thank you for your hard work, anchor.