My siblings

Author: Beijing Xin'ai Xi Cultural Communication Co., Ltd.
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: Comes with a CD featuring Cai Qin and Xiao Gang singing theme songs from the TV series. The book follows the tragic storyline of the TV series, portraying a heart-wrenching story of sibling love spanning nearly two decades across time. In the 1970s, Qiqi Siyin, a former top student at the conservatory, was labeled as a "Black Category Five" and sent to teach music at a primary school in a small town in Northeast China. His four children (Qiqi Yiku, Qiqi Sitian, Qiqi Tian, and Qiqi Miao) regarded this snowy land as a place full of joy. Their romantic father used happiness and music to alleviate the hardships and sorrows of adversity. Despite living in extreme poverty, their family was filled with love and joy. However, misfortune soon struck. Both parents passed away. The four children endured the humiliation of living as dependents for eighteen years. Eighteen years later, the four children had grown into adults, but they were scattered across the world and had completely lost contact with each other. At this time, Sitian, who was living in Canada, learned that she had been diagnosed with a terminal illness. She concealed this from everyone and decided to return to China to search for her long-lost siblings. After returning to China, Sitian faced numerous hardships and twists of fate. In the end, family bonds overcame misunderstandings and suspicions. The siblings reunited at Sitian's concert, holding hands and singing the heartfelt songs written by their father.