In her childhood, "Wenzi" was given to a "distant relative" as an "adopted daughter" by her "poor father" who worked as a coolie. The adoptive mother took her son from Yingkou, Liaoning to Beijing, and then lost contact with his family. From then on, my difficult and bumpy life began...
When he was 16 years old, "Wenzi" traveled to the far reaches of the world alone, went to the northwest, squeezed into a big truck, crossed the ancient desert, traveled thousands of miles, and worked as a "Yumen Oil Man" in Gansu's "Yumen Laojun Temple Oil Mine" in the hinterland of the boundless sand sea for nearly 40 years. He personally experienced the major historical periods of Japan's invasion of China, the Kuomintang's rule of China, and the construction of China by the Communist Party.
Intermittently, it was not until the age of eighty-three that I finished writing "Life of Bitterness and Joy". The book truly describes the bumpy and real life of "Wenzi", honestly reveals the faults and mistakes of "Wenzi", and analyzes the regret and hatred deep in the soul of "Wenzi".
Regarding statements such as "marriage is a grave" and "a family that makes do"... Wenzi put forward immature views and shallow knowledge. My level is limited, so I would like to consult with the readers and hope to receive sincere help, sincere criticism and correction.
Intention: Use the bitter tears flowing from the bottom of my heart to pay homage to the spirits of the two mothers who gave birth to me and raised me! Tell my true story to the folks in Liaoning and Yingkou! I would like to dedicate my real experience to my old neighbors in the courtyard of Peking (Beijing), as well as to the poor female workers and child workers! Send my thoughts about "Yumen" to the "Yumen oil people" across the country!