Sanmaozi

This book takes the life of Zhuang Shouyi (1900-1996) as the main line and connects the changes of the times in the past hundred years. He was born in the Zhuang Manor since he was a child. He suffered from family strife, and later his family fell into decline. He traveled to Guandong with his family, and experienced the death of relatives and the loss of contact with his eldest brother on the way. At the age of twenty, he shouldered the burden of the family and learned carpentry and herbal medicine skills in the Northeast. After returning home, he took root in Guanzhuang, Landun, put aside his status as a young master, and won the respect of the villagers with his craftsmanship and medical skills. During the Anti-Japanese War, he devoted himself to underground work and upheld the righteousness of his family and country; after the founding of the People's Republic of China, he raised his children and took care of his relatives. From a well-clothed young master to a tough and pragmatic craftsman, Zhuang Shouyi's life was the epitome of the rise and fall of a family, and a true portrayal of the Yimeng children persevering in hardships and moving forward amid changes.