Dahei and Her Seven Children

The frozen soil is covered with frost, the market is reborn, local folk customs and human sophistication are intertwined into a chess game of survival for all living beings. Dahei, a lame wild dog, and seven cubs are trapped in a desperate situation, breaking through the shackles of reincarnation and fate, and performing a life practice of taking responsibility as a boat and protecting as a shore in the ups and downs of troubled times. Hanchuan is in a desperate situation, and the vegetation sharpens the bones. The mountains were blocked by heavy snow, the maternity ward was destroyed, the villagers were jealous, and rumors gnawed at the people. Taboos, neighborhood grievances, and survival difficulties in western Sichuan took turns to crush the people. Dahei, who is homeless and has no one to rely on, never shows off his cruelty or loses his original intention. He hides his edge with forbearance and breaks through the coldness with gentleness. It carries Hei Lin, Hei Nuo, Hei Qiao, Hei Qian, Hei Yu, Hei Heng, and Hei He Local fireworks are the exterior, and the game of the three realms is the interior. The fetters of secular family, life and career, and the entanglement of human relationships are intertwined. The hidden threads are embedded in the treacherous chess game of urban wealthy capital and the tragedy of reincarnation in the wasteland at the end of the world. Dahei, with his clear-mindedness tempered by his country, protects his cubs internally to grow up to be successful and prosperous, externally checks the hypocrisy of people's hearts, and bucks the trend between ordinary creatures and top-level games. The whole book is based on the geography and humanities of Western Sichuan, integrating folk customs, changes of the times, and speculation on human nature, with ups and downs and reversals. The wind and snow tempered his original intention, and he found freedom after being burdened with a heavy burden. After half a life of ups and downs, Dahei finally proved that true freedom is never unfettered wantonness, but that he is still able to break through the situation independently despite the fetters, and still choose the good after all the vicissitudes of life.