The Tree in My Hometown

My hometown is the sea, and my longing is its boat. Sailing on the sea, one realizes its tenderness. My hometown is a mountain; my longing is a path. Only by taking the path through the mountains can one truly appreciate their magnificence. Hometown is a song, longing is a melody. Singing along with the melody, one can truly appreciate the moving power of a song.

It is written in a style more traditional than traditional literature, telling the story of a family's life amidst the changing times.

There are so many typos, I really can't stand reading it anymore.

The writing is excellent, vivid, and simple; it's definitely worth reading.

There are too many typos, which affects the viewing experience.

This isn't like one person's story, but rather a group of people wandering and finding their place in the river of time. It reveals the different choices made by the younger generation at the crossroads of their lives. Often, the prevailing trends of the times shape a person's temperament, preferences, and even values. The book's narrative techniques need refinement, and there are many areas for improvement.

A relatively niche short story, you could probably finish it in an afternoon. It's about a family's memories and has characteristics of period dramas. The protagonist is quite intelligent and has his own path to success. The time span is quite long, extending all the way to the present day.

I don't understand, this is just an ordinary family life!!

Although there weren't many dramatic ups and downs, Jin Guangsen's journey, like that of the people around him, unfolded gradually, including learning, falling in love, getting married, working, changing, having children, and making friends. It was rare to find a positive guiding thread that led to the development of his life.

The content is good, but there are too many typos!