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Between Neighbors
Distant relatives are not as good as close neighbors, and close neighbors are not as good as the opposite door. But life is a body of contradictions. Without contradictions, there will be no struggle, and without struggle, there will be no progress. Neighbors are not always harmonious. As the saying goes: Neighbors are poor, but neighbors are poor.
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Woman Who Loves Square Dancing
Her name was Qiao Jinzhen, and the villagers called her Enoki Mushroom. After the man died, she and her two daughters depended on each other. The food dug in the fields was only enough to fill her stomach, and her two daughters had to pay for school. She had no choice but to follow others to a big city to work... And met Zhao Shuanwa, who also loved dancing and singing.
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My First Love
Yu and I met on a cloudy and windy day in early spring. He passed by my door and I just came out of the yard. We looked at each other, his eyes lit up instantly and his steps stopped. I blushed and looked down at my two old cloth shoes with toes exposed. My family was so poor that my clothes and pants were piled full of pudding. Yu didn't seem to care about my ragged clothes. He looked back at my face as he walked. I don't know who he is? What is he doing in our village? But a few days later, he
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Whose Youth Is Not Hurt?
In the 1980s and 1990s, I was also a child, from confusion to youthful rebellion, from a student illuminated by ideals to a struggling migrant worker. Friendships are alienated and forgotten, first love is unforgettable and we have no choice but to break up. Being young means always growing up.
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Debt-Paying Nanny
The pampered Yanzi fell into trouble because her husband had a car accident. She spent all her savings and owed a lot of foreign debt. Her two children needed to study and spend money, and her husband also needed to spend money for continued treatment. She was helpless and came to a big city to work and earn money.
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