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" The Ordinary World " was a Chinese story about the life and transformation of rural China in the middle of the 20th century. It described the growth and life experiences of the protagonists Sun Shao 'an and Sun Shaoping, showing the contradictions and conflicts in social class, interpersonal relationships, and family status at that time. The following are the reading notes of Ordinary World: The novel takes the Chinese countryside as the background, and through depicting the growth process and life experiences of the protagonists Sun Shaoan and Sun Shaoping, it reflects the contradictions and conflicts in social class, interpersonal relationships, family status and other aspects at that time, showing the colorful and true face of Chinese rural life. Through describing the emotional entanglement between Sun Shaoping and Sun Shao 'an, the novel reveals the contradictions and conflicts between the concept of marriage and love in rural families at that time, reflecting the current situation and problems of marriage in rural families in China. Through describing Sun Shaoping's setbacks and efforts in education, work, family, etc., the novel shows how tenacious a person is when he encounters difficulties in life. The spirit and perseverance of continuous efforts emphasize the perseverance and fighting spirit of human nature. Through the description of different social classes and different family situations, the novel reveals the variety and complexity of China's rural society at that time and shows the development process and changes of China's rural society. The novel ends with Sun Shaoping successfully starting a business and realizing his own value. It shows the spirit of a person who constantly pursues progress and self-realization in life, emphasizing the value and courage of life. Through reading Ordinary World, I deeply felt the complexity and variety of Chinese rural life, and had a deeper understanding of the development and transformation of Chinese rural society at that time, and also had a deeper thinking about human nature, life and society.