The six children of the Wang family grew up in poverty, and the fifth child struggled to survive in neglect. When she was three years old, she had a high fever and no one took care of her. Her parents only asked her eldest sister to see if she was still alive, but she survived life and death on her own with her tenacity. When she was just over two years old, a younger brother was added to the family, and she became the most inconspicuous one. When she was a teenager, she dug wild vegetables every day to support her family, but in a wild vegetable field she bumped into her husband, who was one year older than her and had already dropped out of school to work in farming. The male protagonist believed that she had dug up his own land, and the two couldn't argue. The boy impulsively threw her and her basket into the river. A rural relationship full of noise and tug-of-war began in these barren but lively years.
Concept: Tenacity like weeds, and glimmer of light in the barren years