Li Jie was born in a rural area in the 1990s. Her family was in a remote rural area. Later, when the migrant workers boomed, she became a left-behind child. Later, they left the countryside and came to the town to go to school, from elementary school to university. Every step was not easy for rural children, but she did it. She is lucky.
She thought everything would be fine once she got a job, but she didn't expect that life is about climbing mountains one after another and always being on the road. She remembered Su Shi's poem: "The bamboo stick and mango shoes are lighter than the horse. Whoever is afraid can live his whole life in the misty rain."
In this life, is the process or the result more important?
Of course it's a process!
Live hard!
Hello, Li Jie
ps: The style of running accounts focuses on the growth process of post-95s rural women in southwest China from Li Jie's perspective.
(For practice purposes, no more updates)
Purpose: There will always be ups and downs in life, birth, old age, illness and death, but we should still face it with optimism and strength, and find a path that suits us.