Ordinary Road - Life

The vast majority of people in this world remain nameless, ordinary, and unrecorded throughout their lives. They are workers running between the Gobi desert and the towns, and they are ordinary people who spend their days watching fireworks. Some people have endured several years of being separated from each other, some people regret the separation of life and death, some people will miss the stage of youth forever, and some people choose to give up gains and losses and return to ordinary fireworks. Seventeen periods of life, each with its ups and downs and regrets. Collapse, silence, nostalgia, and unwillingness at night; at dawn, we still go to work, rush on the road, make a living, and continue. There is no vigorous life, only persistence day after day. They will not remain in the history books, but they have supported the most real fireworks and mountains and rivers in the world. This is a book dedicated to the unknown. Dedicated to all ordinary people who suffer quietly, move forward silently, and live hard.