This is the story of a boy and a girl. Boys are called bronze and girls are called sunflowers. By chance, the city girl Sunflower followed her father to live in a village called Damaidi, but unfortunately, Sunflower became an orphan. The poor and kind bronze family claimed her, and bronze silently took care of the sunflower. The family also scrimped and saved, leaving all the good things to the sunflower. Although the family is not rich, the family is very happy in the barley field.

Bronze volunteered to give Sunflower the only place to go to school, and braved the cold to sell her beloved reed shoes for her sister Sunflower to go to school. After reading this, I couldn't help crying and was moved by this great brotherhood in the world. Finally, the sunflower was picked up by the city people. After hearing the news, Bronze shouted: "Sunflower!" The ending of this story is not as beautiful as we thought, but it is more vivid if written in this way. The language description is very delicate, with many touching details. Although bronze and sunflower are not biological brothers and sisters, bronze still cares for my sister sunflower, raises money for my sister to go to school, and makes ice necklaces for my sister ... how touching! After reading the whole book, I was deeply infected by the kindness and sincerity of the bronze family, and I was sorry for the separation of the bronze family and sunflower.

They are the poorest families in the barley field, but they are the happiest families. Although poverty has brought them a lot of suffering, they always face it as a family, because they believe that all the suffering will pass, and they believe that the sun will always come after the storm. I was deeply moved and shocked by the bronze family. ...

Bronze Sunflower is one of Cao Wenxuan's pure series novels. This book is beautifully written and intriguing. I was attracted from the beginning, as if I had walked into the charming place of wheat field, playing with a group of rural children, laughing, worrying and experiencing hardships. Where will you go? I was immersed in the book and shared the joys and sorrows with the characters in the book, so when I read that the sunflower was taken away, I couldn't help crying when I was separated from the bronze family. The artistic conception of this book is very beautiful, and the pastoral scenery described is simple and beautiful. When I read this book, I felt as if I was there. Touching words, tearful plots and touching stories make me yearn for it. Reading such a good book is really a pleasure.