What is the ending of Zheng Guangming's In the World?

Zheng Guangming's ending in "On Earth" is that Zheng Guangming was seriously ill and left a letter before he died. Guangming knows that he is not his own, but his affection for Zheng Juan is better than his brother and sister. He asked Zheng Juan to take care of himself, so that he would have no regrets in this world.

Zheng Guangming has been blind since childhood. He was abandoned by his biological parents at birth. Zheng Juan's old mother took him home. When the old man brought the lamp home, Zheng Juan was over 10 years old.

Later, Zheng Juan learned from her mother, took care of her younger brother and acted as his little mother.

The original story of Zheng Guangming.

After combining with Zhou Bingkun, Zhou Bingkun asked her dry sister Joe for help and arranged to be a mechanic in their bathhouse. There are pedicure workers, back rubers, massage workers and so on in this bathhouse. Guangming became a masseur. Perhaps blind people are more talented in massage and have good skills, and they are gradually becoming famous in that area.

With his skill and strength, it was very good for a person with eye diseases like him to have a mouth to eat.

It's just that things have changed 1986, the people's bath has been changed to Xia Hong Bath Center, and the government and enterprises have been separated! Except Chun Yan who went to the Women's Federation, everyone else was laid off. Zheng Guangming has worked in the people's bath for nearly ten years. According to the time, he should be in his twenties by this time. For a temporary worker, the bathhouse breaks up without any compensation.

Just then, the host of North Putuo Temple asked Guangming if he would like to become a monk. One can massage and heal the monks who work in the temple, and the other can do good deeds for people nearby for free. The host used to let Guangming massage in the bathhouse, knowing that he was skilled. Of course, what is more important is that the host is kind and wants to give him a bowl of rice.

For the light at that time, this was a livelihood and a way out. So I went to the North Putuo Temple.