
Where the Sun Shines
太阳照到的地方
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 240k Words
- Genre
- Realist Romance
- Subgenre
- Realist Stories
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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116Chapters
123Clicks
1Favorites
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Ah, if everything could be like that, we would be very close to the ideal world!
It's clear our author put a lot of thought into this! Thank you so much for your effort! Thank you!
Against the backdrop of targeted poverty alleviation, a group of like-minded individuals come together to contribute their efforts to poverty reduction through education. There's no romantic subplot; the entire story revolves around leading Lucun Village out of poverty. Each person dedicates their energy, even their youth, to the cause. Their story continues…
I just finished reading a very meaningful and empowering book. No matter what, the sun will still rise, and I've met people who are like the sun.
It's definitely full of positive energy, but some details are a bit unreasonable. Overall, it's still very good and worth recommending.
Worth reading, highly recommended! This is the first novel I've finished that has nothing to do with romance or melodramatic plot twists. What it does have is passion and a willingness to dedicate oneself. Youth always leaves some ideals unfulfilled and some regrets unresolved. Those who shine brightly for their ideals deserve respect.
I really want to go to the countryside to provide medical support, but after all, I am a woman and have a child, so I can't bear to leave.
It's wonderful. I rarely read articles about poverty alleviation and don't know much about it. This article feels very fresh and real. There's no romance, only touching moments.
It's a very positive book that depicts a group of people who work hard for their ideals and responsibilities in the targeted poverty alleviation effort. It has no romance, but it has a strong sense of national pride and patriotism. It's not long, but it's very well written.
Despite countless preparations, the separation still came unexpectedly. This is the best outcome, and we look forward to seeing them do even better in the future.