ESCAPE

Preface

Chapter 1 Cases

Chapter 2 Small Partners

Chapter 3 Mother's Family

Chapter 4 Bride Gifts

Chapter 5 Escape

Chapter 6 Sweet Potato Rice

Chapter 7 Poisonous Water

Chapter 8 Nightmares

Chapter 9 "Meeting" Head

Chapter 10 Escape

Chapter 11 To Singapore

Chapter 12 Vegetables Men

Chapter 13 Work Card

Chapter 14 The Way Home

Chapter 15 Koreans

Chapter 16 Water Drop Financing

Chapter 17 Night Shift

Chapter 18 Prison

Chapter 19 Kuala Lumpur

Chapter 20 The Never Night City

Chapter 21 Two Men

Chapter 22 Pursuit

Chapter 23 Unexpected

Chapter 24 Sea Breeze

Chapter 25 New Home

Chapter 26 Accidents

Chapter 27 Dentists

Chapter 28 Discharge

Chapter 29 Immortal Pavilion

Chapter 30 Mongolian Girls

Chapter 31 Sister in Xi'an

Chapter 32 Truth

Chapter 33 Very Different

Chapter 34 New Lovers

Chapter 35 Fill in the Volunteer Form

Chapter 36 Universal Account

Chapter 37 Visa for Going Abroad

Chapter 38 Ali Mountain

Chapter 39 The Forbidden City

Chapter 40 Sister Stores

Chapter 41 Mid Autumn Night

Chapter 42 Renal Replacement

Chapter 43 The American Dream

Chapter 44 The English Dream

Chapter 45 lose one's way

Chapter 46 Orphans

Chapter 47 Encounter

Chapter 48 The Wine Fairy

Chapter 49 The She ethnic group

Chapter 50 Escape from Marriage

Chapter 51 Shadow

Chapter 52 Recruitment

Chapter 53 Destiny

Chapter 54 Suspension of Business

Chapter 55 Accidents

Chapter 56 Land Lease

Chapter 57 The Defendant

Chapter 58 Two Women

Chapter 59 The Key to Life

Chapter 60 Ending

Xiangshu Lin, who graduated from Fuzhou University, has contributed to the field of electric power and has written many science and engineering papers. His interest in literary creation stems from his long-term contact with rural society and his extensive understanding of farmers and migrant workers. The author is an engineer and has published more technical reports and papers. As for publishing literary novels, ESCAPE is the first book written by the author. The reason why I want to write a story is that the author's relatives live in the countryside, and most of the people of his father's generation are farmers. However, the author works in a city enterprise. But when the author returned to his hometown, he often heard many strange rural stories, witnessed the tortuous experiences of his relatives and friends, and accumulated rich life materials for the author's writing.