Parents' love is the most lasting and important love in a child's life, and it is also the love that children long for most. The protagonist named Yang Qing, who was born in the early 1960s, left his parents when he was young. He first lived with his grandma in the countryside, and then was sent to his grandma's house to live with his uncle and aunt. Because his parents did not mail the child support in time, Yang Qing, who was thin and cut grass to earn work points, was discriminated against in terms of food, clothing and spirit at the boarding house. His physical development was different from that of his peers. When his parents took him back to the city, they had not been together for many years and his biological parents had no feelings for him. There was a huge contrast between Yang Qing's slovenliness and the polite, cheerful and glamorous life of urban children. This also created a factual difference. It was difficult for children to get to know their parents. In his heart, it was difficult for his parents to accept this child, and his two younger siblings couldn't tolerate him. His parents didn't like him, so he ran away from home again and again amid constant insults and beatings, only to be sent back and beaten again and again. Fortunately, he can still go to school. He finally sees hope after obedience and forbearance, and has a deeper understanding of his parents' love.
Concept: The left-behind children's journey of finding love in the 1960s