Today, let's share about "To Live." This book is one of Yu Hua's masterpieces, depicting the historical changes in China from the first half of the 20th century to the end of the century, as well as the fate of an ordinary farmer. Here's a brief summary: "To Live" mainly revolves around the protagonist, Fugui. Fugui is an ordinary farmer who experiences various disasters such as wars, political movements, and famines in China during the first half of the 20th century. In the midst of these disasters, Fugui loses many loved ones, but he always persists in his belief in survival. Despite his hardships, he continues to strive to overcome difficulties and live on. In the plot of the story, Fugui marries his wife Jiazhen, and they have a daughter. However, fate is not kind to them, as a severe famine strikes, taking the lives of Jiazhen and their daughter. Fugui is forced to live alone, enduring numerous hardships and torment, but he still manages to survive. "To Live" portrays through the character of Fugui the suffering and struggles endured by ordinary Chinese people in the torrents of history, and how they persevere in the face of cruel reality. This book profoundly reflects the hardships and struggles of modern Chinese history, as well as the complexity and resilience of human nature.