Xue Li knew that rural life was very hard, but she never expected that the rural areas in the Northwest would be this arduous.
Due to the water scarcity, the crops that grew were sparse, and even without any experience, she knew that the harvest wouldn't be much.
What she found even more unbearable was that this place was truly suited to lack water; the water for drinking and using all had to be fetched from a river five miles away.
The crucial point was that they were halfway up the mountain, and the areas near the river are all farmland.
Every day, in order to solve the problem of drinking and using water, Xue Li felt like she was about to collapse; every day for her could be described as torment.
While the other intellectual youth complained, Xue Li never complained, not because she adapted to the environment, but because she knew that complaining was useless.
