As the saying goes: "On the second day of February, the dragon raises its head, and the child and adult should cut their hair." Speaking of cutting hair, an old photo that has been dusty for many years evokes Li Lianfang's memories more than ten years ago.
Li Lianfang told reporters that her son didn't like to go to the barber shop when he was a child, and every time she used big scissors at home to help trim. This photo is a precious image left by my husband for their mother and son and that family around 2000. Li Lianfang said that she and her husband got married in 1995 and have been renting near Daliangzi since their marriage, until 1998, when her lover's unit was divided into a half-bungalow, and their family of three was considered stable. In 2002, they bought a one-and-a-half-bedroom second-hand house in Nova Star, and although there was no hall, their son had his own bedroom. In 2005, they replaced the bungalow with a two-room building, although it is still in Daliangzi, but the new house has a living room and dining room, and the family of three has been living there to this day.
With the changes in the family, the life of the three is getting better and better. After graduating from Ziyun Middle School in 2015, his son was admitted to Nanjing Hohai University, a key 211 university in China. She no longer needs her help with haircuts. However, every time they are idle, Li Lianfang's family can always think of the dim Nandi bungalow, the first "home" they really belong to, and they are happy in poverty.
Part of the content is from Binhai Times Article/Reporter Du Hongmei Photo/Li Lianfang Bincheng Wenhui: Zhou Bingyun