Luo Shen Bu Fu

Zhang Hongwei, born in the 1980s, is the third eldest child and lives in a large family of four children. Two sisters and one brother. Through 40 years of social changes, the lifestyles, values ​​and worldviews of three generations of family members have formed and clashed. This article tells the story of the fierce ideological conflicts between people that an ordinary rural traditional agricultural family encountered during the wave of reform, opening up, and urbanization. The experiences of different individuals in life are slowly unfolding like realistic pictures. The ripples that a family makes in the long river of time are not as spectacular among more than one billion Chinese people. But just like the turbulent years that most families in China have gone through, ordinary and stable things drive the writing of history, and to a certain extent are involuntarily carried forward by the huge secular structure formed by countless people and events. People are constantly changing the environment, the natural environment, the social and cultural environment. The environment is also constantly changing people, from pursuing fame to pursuing profit. From the clusters of low adobe houses that shimmer like stars far and near under the night sky, to the jungle of row upon row of buildings wrapped in lights that shine through from the inside out. The world has become more exciting and dazzling due to change, and it has become simple and gentle because of change. Many years later, Zhang Hongwei thought of many people and another person standing at the end to greet one person. He had not changed and was still waiting at the end. I remembered that no matter whether you are covered in dust or high-spirited, as long as there is one person waiting for you, you are so happy that you need to shed tears. I'm happy. There is a strong and unique smell in the wind that can only be inhaled by old-fashioned dry tobacco poles. There are also old looms in the house that look like antiques from the Tang Dynasty.