Every Northeastern girl will probably go through such a period of time:
Growing up in a heated house, I felt that I was the happiest child in the world.
Even if the family owes money for her to study, her parents will say: "Just read your books and don't worry about anything else."
That thorn has been lingering in my heart. It's there during the Chinese New Year, when I'm paying tuition, and it's especially thorny when my parents are quarreling. But her mother, Wang Xiulan, never let her touch the thorn. She would only say, "Just study hard and don't worry about anything else."
She really studied hard. After getting into a good university and finding a good job, she ran south as hard as she could. Standing in the hot heat on the streets of Shenzhen, she realized that the world was really big. It was big enough to throw all the frustration and unwillingness she felt in the first half of her life into the cold Shenyang.
Youyou wiped his sweat and thought: I may be sorry for you.
Thirty years of traveling cured her childhood disease of wanting to become an adult quickly.
Wang Xiulan thought she had shed all her tears, but in fact she had not. One drop remained in her long season.
Food Guide
The heroine is ordinary and real. There is no system, no rebirth, and no boss.
Half of it is about my family of origin, and the other half is about growing up.
Northeast background
The ending is good, don't worry
Intention: To become a little adult who moves forward while crying
