This is a moving, captivating, and legendary love story.
A village chief grew covetous of the Hong family’s wealth and beauty. On an extraordinary day, he laid a deadly trap for them, ambushing and hunting them down. A volley of gunfire rang out at the execution ground!
Fifty years later, the head of the Hong family unexpectedly returned from Taiwan to his old hometown and reunited with his son. Together with his children and grandchildren, he made a tremendous contribution to the town’s education.
Using the wild jujube blossoms growing in the crevices of Hongshiyan on Maling Mountain as its central thread, the author weaves an intricate tale in plain, unadorned prose, depicting the joys and sorrows of three generations of the Hong family in a deeply moving story.
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The plot is thrilling and full of twists and turns, making the reader feel as if they are there.
My maternal grandfather was a remarkable peasant writer. Based on his own experiences, he spent several years writing a novel called *Mountain Jujube Flowers*. I often saw him writing, sometimes crying, sometimes laughing; he poured all his sincere emotions into this novel. Just like the experience conveyed by *Ordinary World*, this world is so ordinary. There are no fearless warriors, no heroes who turn the tide, and no one who performs earth-shattering feats: there is only the most ordinary life, and ordinary people constantly struggling forward in life. I highly recommend it to all my friends; if you have time, please read it carefully. [Roses][roses][roses]
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In "Please Call Me Immortal Ninja," the fog has rolled in again, making it very damp.
In the novel "Please Call Me Immortal Ninja," it's foggy again here, so humid...