1978: the first year of reform and opening up, and the second year since the national college entrance examination was reinstated.
Lin Xia, a Beijing-educated youth living at the Third Division of Longhu Farm, at the southern foothills of the Lesser Khingan Range, has failed the entrance exam again. With no hope of returning to Beijing, she watches as her boyfriend Feng Chengze, a farmer's son, receives an acceptance letter from the Mechanical Engineering Department of Tsinghua University.
Riding the tide of reform and opening up, Feng Chengze is determined to create the world's best lighting source. With the support of government policies, he undertakes the arduous journey of building a business from scratch, pushing forward through every challenge and taking an independent Chinese lighting brand beyond the country's borders to light up homes everywhere.
The title of Wanjia Lights is very good
Today's children may not be able to understand Feng Chengze's feelings when he first arrived at Tsinghua University. People before the 1960s and 1970s had a deeper sense of smell. Times are changing rapidly! Nowadays, material is relatively abundant, but spirit is also relatively scarce!
As a fifty-year-old man, I shed tears several times while watching this.
Only with faith can we have national hope. The author's article is very inspiring.
Too many typos and too many punctuation errors!
The subject matter is well chosen, and the story is also very good, but there are too many typos, and some plots are vague and unclear and need improvement, such as the death of his mother, four years in college, and Lin Xia's dynamics.
Yes, the book reflects the more realistic aspects of our era, and I like reading it very much. Thanks!
This novel is illogical. My daughter is in her 30s and her mother doesn't want her to get married. How is this possible? Are you just trying to make up the word count?
The subject matter is close to life and the content is real.
The fact that she is willing to wait for so many years shows that she still has true feelings. Jinan has real feelings, so why not pursue them? This time it shows that there is no love! It's so contradictory. The more I read, the more depressed and confused I became.