The Breeze Blows the Blue Clouds

In 1980, six-year-old Chen Qingfeng lost his mother. Zhang Heyun next door brought a bowl of noodles, and from then on the fate of the two girls was entangled. One is a wild girl who grew up gritting her teeth after losing her mother. She has a lively brain, a sweet mouth, and a heart as hard as iron; the other is a genius girl who was ignored by her father but has an unforgettable memory. They started from the dirt roads in mountain villages, went through household quotas, and went to the sea, all the way to the provincial capital, and to the forefront of the times. Qingfeng is doing business, and He Yun is studying law. One makes money, the other supports him. No one thinks highly of them. They want to live a life that everyone looks up to. Thirty years later, standing on the balcony in the city and looking back at the journey, Qingfeng said: The most right thing in this life was that autumn.