People in the village have had mud on their feet since they were born. No matter where they go, they will leave deep or shallow mud footprints.
There are no fancy coffee houses or romantic little homes here.
A left-behind boy named Wang Hao was born in a small village in Feng County in the Central Plains...
As he grows up, following his perspective, some people and things slowly come into view.
Who will he meet? What will happen again? Since childhood, he has been extremely inferior and sensitive, longing to get ahead so that the whole village can look up to his family. How will he choose every fork in the road in his life?
This book is a novel, but is it really a novel?
This work interweaves the family and love lines of the protagonist Wang Hao. Follow his perspective and experience the twists and turns of the story, showing the changes in all aspects of a left-behind child in rural areas from ignorance to maturity.
Purpose: The growth of left-behind children in rural areas in the Central Plains. Love and hate along the way.
Reader comments
I finished watching Spreading Flowers [Spreading Flowers] and thought I had read half of it, but I didn't expect that I had already reached the end. I was shocked when I looked at the table of contents and found that there were only two chapters left. Is there really no follow-up episode? [Poor]
I finished watching Spreading Flowers [Spreading Flowers] and thought I had read half of it, but I didn't expect that I had already reached the end. I was shocked when I looked at the table of contents and found that there were only two chapters left. Is there really no follow-up episode? [Poor]