Dislocated Life: Li He's Twenty-Eight Years

From the perspective of abducted Li He, it tells a life story full of fateful gaps. In 1995, young Li He was abducted by his nanny Liu Juhua. For more than 20 years, he struggled with beatings and poverty. He dropped out of school to work, had failed relationships, and relied on alcohol to numb his depressed heart. The white hair on the back of his head became a mark of pain. In 2020, Liu Juhua sent him back to his biological parents, Bei Ai and his wife, to "get rid of the burden". Back in Qibei City, his luxurious home and elegant parents were incompatible with him. What stung him even more was that his parents had raised another child, Beidong, as their biological son for 23 years. Beidong had a stable job and a confident life, which was in sharp contrast to him who was down and out. The novel revolves around Li He's life after his return, depicting his low self-esteem and suspicion in a strange family, recalling the scars of his abduction years, and showing his dilemma of trying to integrate but repeatedly hitting the wall. Finally, after a conflict, he and his family gradually reached an understanding. Although the pain was difficult to heal, he began to try to reconcile with himself, embarking on a road of redemption full of unknowns but with glimmers of light.