Woman Riding Away

Jiang Tang asked for a lottery ticket and signed it. She was selfish, cold-blooded, had few friends, and no acquaintances, but she dreamed of someone falling from the sky to love her with all their might; her barren thoughts were a bit romantic, so she resigned with a salary of several thousand dollars and boldly embarked on a wandering road, not knowing that at the end of the road was an Indian tribe waiting for her to sacrifice. Jiang Cha once hoped that her life would end on the same track, so she repeatedly weaved a story. The story said: Once upon a time, there was a mountain, and there was a temple in the mountain. There was a little nun in the temple, and the little nun raised a little snake demon... Later, the story didn't follow the track. She woke up from the story, raised her eyes and saw Jiang Tang, leaning against the well, looking down, with clear stupidity in her eyes. Jiang Tang was so ordinary, so ordinary that Jiang Cha didn't have any expectations for her, and he used all kinds of illusions as soon as they met. But later, Jiang Tang, a commoner, still taught Jiang Cha some things that he had no time to learn. Zhang Qingqing represents two tragedies, a trafficked woman and a daughter born to a trafficked woman. She must be more careful, more shrewd, and more courteous. Jiang Tang allows her to see the outside world, so that this soul does not have to be confined to the original family and can truly fly high. Aunt Lanhua, women from the Lu family... They really existed in remote and impoverished southern mountain villages. They were hard-working and fierce, resentful and resentful. They were busy all their lives. They were domesticated as slaves of men and assimilated into executors of men's thoughts. However, they still retained scenes of kindness and tenderness. Perhaps what this story wants to tell is just a real and alternative rural area. Intention: Always be sincere and innocent, always be kind-hearted.