I Have a Pear

The flood of the Xunyang River swept away Chen Wang's parents, and also took away all the "hope" in his life - he became the humblest refugee in Jiujiang, living off the scraps of wild dogs, hiding in a dilapidated temple for fear of being arrested by the guards for hard labor, until he met Su Li, who had a wild pear in his hair and a silver bell tied to his wrist. The warmth of that white-faced steamed bun and the advice to "live well" became his light in the dark sky. But the scar face of Black Wind Village kicked this glimmer of light into pieces - Su Li was kidnapped to pay off his father's debt. Chen Wang tried his best to get only a mouthful of blood. Holding on to the silver bell that Su Li dropped, he understood the weight of "powerlessness" for the first time. This is a story about a refugee looking for "hope" in troubled times: for a promise, he lived the strongest Jianghu spirit and kept the warmest human touch.