Wandering for Half a Life, Finally Settled in the Courtyard

Introduction to the novel "Half Life Wandering and Ending in the Courtyard" Trapped in a dark cardboard box in an underground parking lot when she was just born, An An, a cow kitten, watched her brothers and sisters wither away one after another. Her mother went out and never came back. She survived the desperate situation of hunger and cold alone. When she was about to die, she was saved by a man who was off work, and she entered the world from then on. In a small home with three bedrooms and two living rooms in the city, the gentle couple and the girl Duoduo named it An'an, dewormed it, fed it carefully, and taught it what stability meant. However, her father was stationed for a long time and Duoduo had a heavy workload and had no time to take care of her. An An was sent to her grandma's farmhouse on the outskirts of the city. The open courtyard is full of fruits and vegetables, accompanied by stray cats such as Big Orange and Iron Fox. From being a reserved outsider, An An gradually learned to hunt and climb, and weathered the wind and rain with her companions. She lost her domestic cowardice among the mountains, wild vegetation, and developed a sense of freedom and confidence. The four seasons pass, with flowers blooming in spring and grapes in summer, picking fresh fruits in autumn and walking on thin snow in winter. It gradually blends in with the cats in the courtyard and knows how to protect each other. Back and forth year after year, Duoduo would drive to visit her every holiday. The fireworks in the city and the breeze in the countryside were both her home. From a lonely cub in a cold corner of a dark alley, to a docile domestic cat in a building, to a free creature taking root in a small courtyard in the mountains, An An spent half his life experiencing hunger, cold, and separation. Finally, he found a garden with grass and trees, embracing the gentleness of the four seasons, and found lasting peace of mind. (The three-volume text is written from the first-person perspective of a kitten, describing the pain of wandering, the kindness of the world, and the freedom in the mountains. It is full of tiny healing fireworks.)