"My Ordinary Life" is a life narrative work developed from the perspective of ordinary people. It abandons dramatic conflicts and legendary plots, and depicts the ordinary years of an ordinary person in the wave of the times with gentle and delicate brushwork.
The work focuses on the protagonist's life trajectory from childhood to old age. There are no ups and downs of counterattacks or spectacular feats. It is written about the warmth of cooking a bowl of porridge in the morning, the sunset on the way to get off work, the reconciliation after a quarrel with family, the trivial running for a living, and the relief and loss when facing gains and losses. These seemingly small and everyday fragments connect an ordinary person's growth, love, perseverance and farewell. They not only describe the fireworks of daily life, but also describe the ups and downs of ordinary life.
With sincere writing, the author integrates individual life experience into the background of the times. The change from rural to urban, the leap from material scarcity to abundant life, and the collision from traditional human relationships to modern concepts are all slowly unfolded through the ordinary experiences of the protagonist. There is no grand narrative in the work, but the truth is found in the details - the warmth and touching hidden in daily life, the forbearance and persistence in the face of difficulties, and the simple understanding of family, friendship and love, which exactly outline the true life of most people.
It is not a model of "successful learning", nor is it a tragic elegy for life, but a mirror that reflects the lives of ordinary people.
Concept: Married life of sister-brother love