An Ordinary Life

Synopsis of An Ordinary Life When she was sixteen, she pressed a handkerchief into his hand and ran into a field of rapeseed flowers. For fifty years, he went from Nanchang to Shanghai, from prison to the courtroom, and from having nothing to finding his footing. His mother told him, “To live, you have to be able to respect yourself.” Later, someone asked what he had spent his life striving for. He looked at the woman beside him and said, “This.”