Malaysia, Meet You

The original name of this book is "Golden Bridge and Blue House". An overseas phone call across mountains and seas broke Li Li's ordinary life. She went to Kuala Lumpur alone and took over the century-old Golden Bridge and Blue House left by her old aunt, as well as the contiguous rubber plantation and tin mining industry. An inheritance document stipulates a deadline of the next six months. If the family property cannot be maintained by the expiration date, everything accumulated by the ancestors will be divided up by a group of relatives. The clan members are scheming, and external forces from all sides are secretly spying. Undercurrents are surging in the huge blue house, and there are traps set by others everywhere. Just when Li Li was in deep trouble, the old aunt left her three handwritten notes. The thrilling past events during the Republic of China were written on the yellowed pages. At that time, the old aunt bid farewell to her hometown and followed a large number of Chinese people on the ship to the South Sea. The waves in the vast South China Sea were turbulent, and the journey on the sea was almost fatal. As the years passed, the old aunt wrote down all the pain of wandering, the concern for her family and country, and the past of enduring and surviving in troubled times in her notebooks word by word. This resplendent and elegant Golden Bridge Blue House is not only an old house, but also a testament to the obsession of the older generation of overseas Chinese to take root in a foreign country. This time Li Li went to Malaysia not to meet a son-daughter relationship, but to meet the Golden Bridge Blue House. Following the records in the three notebooks, Li Li cleared away the layers of historical fog, understood the ups and downs of the old aunt's life, and glimpsed the bitterness and perseverance of generations of Nanyang Chinese who left their hometowns. She guards the Golden Bridge and Blue House, inherits the character of her ancestors, stands firm in the family game, and lives up to the expectations left by her ancestors who have gone through countless hardships.