This place is called Muzha, a very small town.
There are many trees in Muzha, but most of them are poplars, like most northern towns. Legend has it that this place was built by a group of lumberjacks. Those poor men were abandoned by their boss and lived here, and then they saw this patch of poplar and stayed here. Name: Muzha.
On the only street in Muzha that is more than 3 meters wide, a group of teenagers roar past at noon every day. There is always a child with hair flying high and a pale face running at the front. His name is Mu Wei.
Mu Wei's father became a lumberjack at the age of 15 and traveled through China's primeval forests for nearly 30 years. Everyone who is with him calls him: Mu Lao Er. He never said his name. So when Mu Wei arrived unexpectedly, the sturdy man was at a loss for several days.
The only person in the town who is barely considered a scholar is Liu Yu. He was a technician at the lumberyard back then. Liu Yu said to Mu Laoer: Since you have forgotten your past, then your surname is Mu. So Mu Wei has a surname, and the reason why his name is Wei is: Wei is the only sound that Mu Wei could speak before he was three years old.
Mu Wei has lived here for 16 years, and may continue to live here forever!