Republic of China: Appreciating Ginseng from Guandong, I Dig up All the Changbai Ginseng

When Qu Shaoyang opened his eyes, he became a young man from Shandong who had traveled to Guandong. Going into the mountains to cut trees in the ice and snow, and venturing out into the sea on rapids and shoals, all you can earn is money that ties your head to your trousers. Until he rescued a seriously injured leader of the Shen Gang in the old forest of Changbai Mountain. Before he died, the old man gave him a yellowed ginseng manual, which contained a complete set of techniques for identifying, digging and growing ginseng - as well as several wild ginseng nests deep in Changbai Mountain that had never been discovered. From then on, mountain fields and water fields were just his business to hide from others. Whenever Paibang was resting on the shore, he would go into the old forest alone and follow the marks on the ginseng tree to bring out centuries-old ginseng plants from the deep mountains and old forests. In the Andong ginseng market, the Japanese-run ginseng shops kept the ginseng at low prices, and the veteran ginseng farmers dared not speak out. Qu Shaoyang walked into the ginseng store carrying the first 5-tael-weight old wild ginseng. The Japanese looked up at him after inspecting the ginseng: "Which mountain did this ginseng come from?" He turned to the next page of the ginseng book, where dozens of ginseng nests were marked - enough for him to dig for twenty years. . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.