Luo Xiaoqin opened a hair salon in Lianhua Town. Everyone knew that she relied on her craftsmanship to earn a living, not her reputation.
The day Qi Jiahong rode in on his Honda motorcycle, he was looking for trouble.
He immediately set his sights on her.
He doted on her, taught her singing, disco and roller skating, and took her back to Moxi Village, that tough and legendary hometown.
She rubbed her belly in front of the Qi family's grandmother's grave and made a wish, hoping to grow old with him.
Until she saw a pair of women's shoes at the door of his hotel room.
She shed a tear. Just one drop. Then he picked up the child and left.
A few years later, he blocked her in front of her store in Beijing:
"Remarry." She didn't even raise her head.
This article describes women's marriage and family status in villages and towns in the 1990s.
It is a realistic marriage and love novel with three-dimensional characters and sincere emotions.
What is shown is that young people from the urban-rural fringe area stand in the context of an era of rapid change.
Some of them went from villages to small towns, and some from small towns to provincial capitals.
Some people have been struggling with their marriage and family for half a lifetime before they understand
Working hard is not just for eating, but also so that you can stop with dignity one day in the future.
The novel describes the marriage and love choices of small-town women, their daily lives and the chaos of the place.
It writes about a woman's forbearance and helplessness
It writes about men's struggle and ambition
It writes about those silent people in the family who "take care of the trouble".
It writes about how the glory of the previous generation becomes the foundation of the next generation.
Concept: What he loved was her untamedness, but he tamed her with pampering. She surrendered her unique charm in sweetness and consumed herself in house fights until she found that the person who once attracted him was no longer there.