This is a long novel describing emotional life. I have been writing this novel intermittently for 10 years. Through ordinary stories performed by ordinary people during historical transitions, the novel outlines their trivial and humble souls. It profoundly shows how ordinary people's labor and love, frustration and pursuit, pain and joy, daily life and huge social conflicts are intertwined, as well as the difficult and tortuous roads they have traveled in the historical process of the great era.
Through complex conflicts and entanglements, the novel tosses the gray protagonist to life and death through a series of events. He cannot help but painfully ask in his heart: How far is the distance between love and happiness? This novel touches on the weaknesses of human nature, and is full of traces left by war that others cannot feel. The protagonist has an urge to cry.
In fact, a person's life is actually a process of constantly determining direction and positioning. Everyone will encounter many gates and many choices in their life. But there may be only one choice that determines success in life. You have already chosen. If you go on this path, if you are on the right path, you will continue to succeed as long as you work hard. If you are wrong, you may fail in your life.