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Message--Dear readers and friends: Compiling annals, writing biographies, and compiling music scores have become a fashion in the prosperous times. In fact, not only celebrities, but also ordinary people have extraordinary experiences and shining points. As a pen writer, you can boldly, proactively, enthusiastically, and for free write biographical works with a certain literary flavor for your elderly relatives in your family and family, for your lost relatives, and at the same time, you can also write biographical works with a certain literary color for others for a fee, and its significance cannot be underestimated. As for how to write? What to write? Here you might as well refer to this biographical novel "Bicui in the South of the City--Wu Cuimin and Her Children and Grandchildren" based on real materials:
In the 1930s, Wu Cuimin, a beautiful girl from the countryside of Hunan, was ingenious, smart and capable, and she taught herself to be a tailor without a teacher. After marrying into a wealthy family with the surname Mao in the county town, she and her husband Mao Ziqin fell in love at first sight and hated each other for a long time, thus interpreting the love story of first getting married and then falling in love. Unexpectedly, the situation suddenly changed and the Anti-Japanese War broke out, so the family had to move to the old house of the Mao family in the countryside south of the city. Faced with the tragic scene of the Japanese invaders bombing the lower house, destroying everyone and leaving everything devastated, Cuimin resolutely supported her husband in going to Chongqing to join the anti-Japanese cause. More than three years later, her husband was taken away from his young life by a ruthless disease. Cuimin, who lost his lover, resolutely stayed true to his wife and stayed in widowhood to care for his orphan. He and his two sons depended on each other. Fortunately, she is versatile, good at being a good person and educating people, and she gradually brought up her two sons. After the founding of New China, Cuimin, mother and son found their own position in life after a lot of choices and explorations, and each tried their best to use their abilities. The two sons married and had children one after another, and Cuimin became the nanny of his grandchildren. What she gave her children was not only a dedicated life plan, but also an irreplaceable love that contained strict tutoring. It is this kind of love that combines education with love that promotes children to grow up healthily and become successful. The success of the grandchildren's entrepreneurship, represented by Mao Jiuru, fully testifies to the loving words and deeds of the kind, virtuous, and thrifty Yao, who have become a motivation for future generations to strive for self-improvement...