My name is Yang Yun, and I was born in a poor family. There are three brothers and sisters in the family. I am the second oldest, with an older brother and a younger brother. When I was a child, I lived in dirty alleys in a bustling city. It was humid and smelly in the summer, and cold and dry in the winter. I often ate snow because of the water shortage. When I was a child, my father worked as a rickshaw puller, pulling iron sheets and furniture for employers to earn a meager income to support the family; my mother collected garbage to sell, went to restaurants to collect water and took it home to feed the pigs. All year round, she only hoped that the pigs would be sold at a good price and increase her savings. Fortunately, my parents are trying their best to raise us and not let us stay in the mountains, stay with the elderly, and become left-behind children.
Purpose: Girls must be financially independent so that they can be independent in thought.