Qingtian People Are Divided into Three Groups in Spain: Upper, Middle and Lower.

"Qingtian People in Spain" is a novel based on the forty-year struggle history of overseas Chinese in Qingtian. It tells the story of how a group of small people from the mountains of southern Zhejiang started their business in a foreign country with "three knives" and eventually established a business map across Europe. Qingtian, a small county in southern Zhejiang with a registered population of only over 500,000, has over 300,000 overseas Chinese living in more than 120 countries and regions around the world. In Spain, overseas Chinese from Qingtian make up the majority of the local Chinese society, accounting for more than 80% of the population by some estimates. This novel, from the perspective of the little character Chen Qingshan, witnesses the glorious changes that have taken place among the overseas Chinese in Qingtian during the forty years of reform and opening up. This is not a simple entrepreneurial history, but a narrative poem about "home" - from building the first "home" for compatriots in a foreign land, to turning "home" into a "big store" connecting Chinese manufacturing and the European market, and then to "home" becoming diversified and entering the world stage. Over the past forty years, the fate of six families has been closely intertwined with the changes of the times in China and the West. As Lu Yao wrote in "The Ordinary World": "You cannot wait for others to arrange your life, you must fight and fight for it yourself." Qingtian people walked out of this sentence with their feet - they crossed the ice fields of Siberia, waded through the cold water of the Dnieper River, climbed over the dangerous peaks of the Carpathian Mountains, and finally established a firm foothold on the streets of Madrid. This is an epic about "little people" and a realistic reflection of the "Chinese Dream" in a foreign country.