I heard that in the past, my grandma took my uncle to escape from famine and came to our village. Grandpa was not considered promising among his brothers, so he took grandma in and prepared to marry her as a wife. The years were desolate and cold, and he survived the Republic of China period when landlords oppressed him. A few years after the founding of the People's Republic of China, my father was born. When my father was twenty years old, he was considered one of the few intellectuals in the four villages and eight towns. With his own efforts, he was admitted to the city's normal school. After graduation, he was assigned to teach in the town's school. At that time, even the village secretary was illiterate, so my father would naturally be looked down upon by the villagers. Later, whenever there were weddings or weddings in the neighborhood, my father would often be asked to help manage the accounts.