This text writes about several episodes of Lao Wang’s life. Lao Wang had a hard life. Survive on a dilapidated tricycle. During the "Cultural Revolution", tricycles carrying passengers were banned, and his livelihood became even more difficult, so he had to make do with what he had. He has been a bachelor all his life and lived alone. He lived in a remote alley with a dilapidated hut and bad eyesight. His life was miserable and difficult.
But Lao Wang is kind-hearted, honest, kind, conscientious, and caring. He needs money, but he never charges a penny more when doing business. He is also very emotional and benevolent, and is often willing to fulfill his obligations or charge less.
Novels, poems and literary works write about the "Cultural Revolution", which was an era of absurd turmoil. Academic authority was regarded as "reactionary academic authority" and was knocked to the ground and trampled underfoot by the rebels. However, any evil wind had no effect on Lao Wang. He still respected the author and his wife. He recognized that they were good people and would repay their kindness, and even before his death he wanted to thank the kind people. Although the Lao Wang described by the author is poor and humble, his spirit has not been polluted in any way. He has a moral conscience and is an extremely simple and good person.
Refer to others.