He Ji
禾寄
by Mu Yu (慕媂)
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 8k Words
- Chapters
- 4
- Genre
- Multi-Orientation
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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Synopsis
In the late summer of 2000, due to pressure from livelihood and policy, newborn Su Qinghe was forced to stay away from his parents and elder brother who were working in the city. He was sent to an old house in the countryside and was fostered under the name of his uncle who was born deaf and mute. The dilapidated farmhouse was short of supplies, so she drank cheap milk powder and grew up in a wooden cradle handmade by her grandfather. Although she was absent from her parents' daily love, her grandparents, deaf-mute uncle, third uncle, and aunt's family cared about her life experience and gave them all their tenderness and preference. The small courtyard is poor, but warm and harmonious. The large family supports each other and accompanies her through her ignorant childhood. As time goes by, she slowly grows up in the countryside, and gradually understands the difficulties of being forced to separate, the ups and downs of her family's past, and also realizes the difficulty of making a living for her parents far away, and the misunderstanding is resolved. Growing up in a loving environment, there were trivial matters in the countryside, neighborhood gossip, setbacks in school, collisions between urban and rural concepts, entrepreneurial failures, the tenacity to make a comeback, ignorant worries, and the consistent protection of family members. She grew up from a timid and sensitive child to a gentle and tough girl. She changed her wandering destiny and lived an inspiring life. Understand every love hidden in the years. Live the life of a heroine that you truly want. A family separated by mountains and rivers overcomes distance and barriers, and finally reunites and stays together happily. In the changing times, the most simple and sincere family love has been preserved. The whole book is divided into four volumes, corresponding to infancy, childhood, youth and adulthood. Intention: This is a country world that slows down, has warmth, fireworks, and goodwill. There are no huge disputes, no intense joys and sorrows, just the daily fireworks, the warmth of neighbors, the growth of vegetation, and the changing of the four seasons year after year. The countryside here is not barren or backward, but simple, clean and healing. The days are slow, the wind is soft, and people's hearts are warm. All the stories revolve around crops, cooking smoke, old streets, and the nostalgia of acquaintances, hiding the most touching tenderness and peace of ordinary people. In terms of getting along with neighbors, there are no strangers in the village and everyone is familiar with them. If a family is short of cooking oil and salt, they can borrow it by opening the door; if a family is busy with farming and lacks manpower, neighbors take the initiative to help; if children run around in the village, all the adults in the village can take care of them. There is no alienation barrier, only familiarity and goodwill that can be seen when looking up and not looking down. They don't pay attention to politeness and etiquette, they are sincere and straightforward, simple and kind-hearted. They occasionally have trivial quarrels, but they never have any real malice. They still help each other when they turn around.