Where the Mountain Breeze Passes

This is a book of memories written for my hometown and relatives. From the old homes, vegetable gardens, wheat fields, and ravines on the loess land of the northwest, to the aging and death of relatives, the author uses simple and affectionate words to record childhood, land, labor, poverty, family love, and death. The houses that were blown away by the wind and sand, the backs that were bent by the years, and the footprints covered by the snow are all re-appeared in the words. This book writes about the origin of an ordinary person, and it is also the hometown that countless people who leave their hometown can never return to.