I Shouted Your Name in the Crowd
我在人潮汹涌中喊出你的名字
by Yang Zhiyan (杨芷妍)
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 7k Words
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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"I Called Your Name in the Crowd" tells a touching story of the growth and family struggle of a woman who shines in difficult circumstances. The story starts from the childhood of the heroine Yang Zhiyan. Under the protection and education of her grandmother, she spent a relatively peaceful time growing up. However, a turning point in life brought her back to her parents, a poor but loving home. Here, she not only had to face the severe challenges of entering higher education (high school entrance examination, college entrance examination), but also experienced major changes in her family's destiny. Although her family was living in poverty, Yang Zhiyan's mother made a shocking and loving decision - to adopt an orphan girl left behind by an old classmate who unfortunately died in a shipwreck. This choice, which transcended blood ties, made the already difficult family even more burdened, but it also deeply imprinted the foundation of kindness and responsibility. The four sisters of the Yang family grew up together under the wings of their parents. However, fate once again dealt a heavy blow to the family - in a ruthless flood, their father unfortunately fell into the river and died, leaving them forever. Without the backbone of her life, the burden of life fell entirely on her mother's weak shoulders. This strong woman wiped away her tears and supported the whole family on her own with amazing perseverance. She worked day and night just to raise her four daughters. The mother's dedication and tenacity deeply influenced her daughters. Yang Zhiyan and her three younger sisters (including the adopted sister) are all very sensible and hard-working. They know that they can only change their destiny through their own efforts. In the end, they all got out of the predicament with their excellent grades and outstanding abilities. Their success and filial piety became the greatest comfort to their mother and the best reward to the family. In a patriarchal family environment that once looked down upon them because they were girls and their families were poor, the four Yang Zhiyan sisters used their practical actions and dazzling achievements to win dignity, raise their heads, completely reverse the prejudices of others, and prove the value and strength of their daughters. Another important thread in the story is that after graduating from college, Yang Zhiyan went to Shanghai with several high school friends to work hard. In this bustling city, they experienced the hardships of the workplace and the test of reality. While gaining precious friendship, they also experienced twists and turns and finally gained true love. This is an ode to women's self-improvement, priceless family ties, and knowledge that changes their destiny. It depicts Yang Zhiyan's transformation from an ignorant girl to an independent and mature girl, shows her mother's mountain-like tenacity and love, and praises the four sisters' process of forging ahead hand in hand in adversity and ultimately winning dignity with outstanding achievements. It also delicately depicts the growth of youthful friendship and love. The novel is full of suffering and tenderness, frustration and hope in life, and ultimately points to the power of life that blooms in love and struggle. Intent: Self-improvement is as great as family, love and friendship.