"Candlelight" is a profound and profound work of local literature. It is set in rural China in the early days of reform and opening up. Through the twenty-year life course of farmer Jia Wang, who raised his posthumous son alone and cultivated barren land after his wife died in childbirth, it shows the blood-related dependence between Chinese farmers and the land, as well as the tenacity and brilliance of human nature that blooms in suffering.
Purpose: In the ordinary and even suffering living conditions, to celebrate the most tenacious, simple and profound brilliance of human nature - the dignity and power that turns love into action and creates infinite lasting meaning in limited life and land. It tells us that to truly "live" is to be a pious and unyielding cultivator in the soil of one's own destiny.