
Tangyuan's Story of Staying Behind
汤圆留守记
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 101k Words
- Genre
- Short Story
- Subgenre
- Tales Old & New
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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81Chapters
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We need more support to care for left-behind children. I hope this book can bring warmth and joy to millions of left-behind children! Author, keep it up!
The first few chapters were a bit sad, with very vivid imagery. The grandfather's affection for Tangyuan was described very delicately, and some chapters were quite educational. I hope the author continues to improve.
This is a literary story about left-behind children, with a touch of sadness, the sensible Tangyuan, and the helpless bond between grandparents and grandchildren... Sigh, I hope that every child who is not with their parents has a relative like Grandpa Tangyuan by their side. Tangyuan, may you be happy!
Happy New Year to you all! Wishing you all the best!
Little Tangyuan's grandpa is so kind! It's really not easy for left-behind children and families.
Sigh, it reminds me of my childhood. From as far back as I can remember, I spent most of the year living with my maternal grandmother. Until the three summer vacations before I started elementary school, I would stay at my grandmother's place for two months each year. They lived in a small village in the mountains, with only a few dozen households.
I'm curious why you would write something like this. It's not that it's bad, it's just that it has a smaller audience...
Actually, the so-called "left-behind" mentality doesn't feel so significant now. There was the work of harvesting rice, planting rapeseed, picking cotton, and various other farm chores, plus playing games with friends… Aside from the lack of parental companionship, being a left-behind child wasn't so tragic.