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7. Today's update is about those stormy past events and those sad years. This is a story about Xiaomei's growth in hardship. Since 1998, she grew up in a leaky old house. Her mother borrowed money to raise tuition and was pushed away. She was left alone in the classroom during spring outings and relied on teachers for support. In junior high school, she was disliked for bringing pickles to school. After my father broke his leg, my mother went to the brick factory to move bricks and was covered in bruises. She was frugal and suffered from hypoglycemia and fainted. After the college entrance examination, he almost sold his cattle to pay for tuition. Fortunately, he received support from his school to go to college. She worked hard during college, and her mother passed away from late-stage lung cancer in her junior year. After working, she became the breadwinner of the family and helped her younger brother raise money to buy a house. When she had problems with her physical examination, her father came to care. Now that Xiaomei has a happy family, she takes her family back to the countryside for reunions on weekends and tells her children about the past. Those sad years finally became a thing of the past, turning into her strength to cherish happiness and be grateful for life.