Siheyuan: Skills Hang Up, from Poor to Richest Man

On New Year's Eve in 1962, Zhang Heping was reborn in a drafty side room of a courtyard house. The famine was raging, and the family of six depended on the father's small supply of food. The plug-in he brought is very simple - whatever skills you do, you can add whatever skills you have. Sticking a matchbox will increase your proficiency, drinking salt water will increase your survival experience, and even squatting on a hook above the ice of the back sea to fish can improve your fishing skills to perfection. From then on, the calculations in the courtyard became more and more magical. Mrs. Jia Zhang was still thinking about the pound of stick noodles. The third uncle, Yan Bugui, was chasing her on a bicycle to learn how to catch big fish. Qin Huairu stood back and forth at the door with a bowl in hand for several times. And Zhang Heping has been reading books in the trust store in Dongcheng to learn about medical skills, paying for meal tickets in the canteen of the steel rolling mill, and exchanged the first pot of gold earned from selling fish for a large group of people who can't speak. While the courtyard was still fighting over who would get an extra steamed bun, his business territory had already expanded beyond Nanluogu Lane. Looking back many years later, the neighbors who once buzzed in their ears were just poor people trying to survive in the great era. And he was already standing where they couldn't even look up. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.