Single mothers set up a stall and write: even hard days can bloom
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In the past two days, Chen Hui, a single mother at the Liangnong Vegetable Market in Yuyao, Zhejiang, has "out of the circle".
In the past 16 years, she has been writing while raising a baby. So far, two books have been published. Chen Hui's new book "Children in the World" has also appeared on the Zhejiang Provincial Good Book List in May recommended by the Zhejiang Provincial Party Committee Propaganda Department.
Chen Hui's multiple identities are amazing: she is not only a "small shopkeeper" in the market, but also a veritable writer, and an amazing single mother.
In her view, setting up a stall and writing are both life itself.
Setting up a stall, writing, and bringing children, how did she come here as a single mother these years?
The answer may be in her words.
Some readers commented that Chen Hui's book not only contains the sharpness and softness of life, but also the strength and fragility of survival.
Big energy is released from the little person.
Chen Hui married from Rugao, Jiangsu to Yuyao, Zhejiang at the age of 27, and then divorced and brought the children to live alone.
Undoubtedly, the 16-year life of setting up a stall has experienced Chen Hui, and has also given her extremely rich creative materials, and the words have become the glimmer of her life.
When she bowed her head to work hard for life, she never gave up on poetry and the distance.
This optimistic and enterprising attitude has its own vigorous force.
The figure of Chen Hui struggling to push through the food market is moving. She did not know that this small stroller for making a living was also remodeled by her child's stroller.
She recalled that after 9 months of giving birth, she went to the vegetable market to occupy the stall at 3 in the morning. The cars roaring on the road made her feel that she was not alone.
After a busy day, after putting the child to sleep at night, Chen Hui wrote a little text as she pleased in her QQ space.
In the boring and humble life, the small vendor Chen Hui found her spiritual habitat.
She tells people that even if you live "a chicken feather", you can bloom flowers from it.
Vendor Chen Hui, writer Chen Hui, and single mother Chen Hui use her multiple identities to tell us that we must always use unyielding fighting spirit and a calm attitude to cross the "narrow door" of fate and enter the open area of life.
This makes us look at our own lives involuntarily. We are also ordinary people in the market. We should draw strength from our lives, face the setbacks of life with courage, live up to life, live up to life.
□Xu Qiuying (media person)