Can't Look at Your Gold

If he could do it all over again, Zhou Bingkun would never stop helping the old lady cross the road because he was so unlucky. He wanted to do something good to change his luck. Good people don't live long. Zhou Bingkun was hit and killed by a car while helping his old lady cross the road. Fortunately, he time-traveled, and the person who was time-traveled was also named Zhou Bingkun. In the late 1960s, a family surnamed Zhou lived in the "Guangzipian" area of ​​a provincial capital city in the north. His father Zhou Zhigang participated in the construction of the "Grand Third Front" in the southwest. The eldest son Zhou Bingyi responded to the country's call and became the first batch of educated youth sent to the countryside. The eldest daughter Zhou Rong followed her husband, a poet, to the countryside of Guizhou. The Zhou family only left the younger brother Zhou Bingkun and Zhou's mother to depend on each other. Over the past fifty years, the fate of the Zhou family has been intertwined with the changes of the times. Zhou Bingyi entered politics after graduating from university and experienced the ups and downs of his official career during the drastic reforms; Zhou Rong stayed at the school to teach after receiving her doctorate, but her love life was bumpy. Zhou Bingkun and the beautiful but unfortunate woman Zheng Juan experienced the pain of being laid off and the challenge of "going to work", and supported their neighbors, relatives and friends to move forward together in ordinary years. While fulfilling their respective life missions, the family also wrote a story about contemporary Chinese people. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.