The Years in the Folds

This is a true past event salvaged from the dusty years, but it has been reconstructed and polished by art. The characters in the book have nothing to do with reality. Grandma Hua in the village started a troubled life in turbulent times. When she was a child, she fled famine with her family and struggled to survive in the cold and hunger. As fate would have it, she was abducted twice and trapped in a strange place. After she got married, domestic violence followed her for a long time, and she found a way out in despair and struggle. After her husband passed away, she remained a widow for half her life, carrying the burden of life on her weak shoulders. The stories told in front of the stove and under the eaves contain wisdom and philosophy that penetrate suffering, and are like sparks in the dark night, illuminating the path of those around them. This is a soul that has been repeatedly beaten by fate but always grows stubbornly. It is the epitome of countless tenacious lives, and it is also a hymn dedicated to the ordinary and the great.