"The Rice-Sprout Song" is a novel written by Huang L. T., published in 1955. It is set in rural China during the early years of the People's Republic of China and explores the lives of peasants as they navigate the challenges of land reform and collectivization. The story focuses on the struggles of a farming family and highlights the impact of political changes on their daily lives. The narrative centers around the character of Liang, a young woman who faces hardships as she tries to support her family. Through her experiences, the novel addresses themes of resilience, community, and the harsh realities of rural life in a transforming society.