Siheyuan: After Going to the Countryside for Several Years, I Let the Leaders Rush to Get

The protagonist travels through the 1960s. He has just adapted to the days of courtyard houses and catches up with educated youths going to the countryside. The destination is the Beidahuang that everyone talks about. Fortunately, the check-in system that is used every two days arrives in time. Storage space, mechanical technology and various skills have become his confidence. Others went to the countryside and just wanted to survive until they returned to the city, but he hunted, ran schools, and engaged in construction in the wilderness, relying on his own skills to become a principal and an engineering and technical backbone. When the steel rolling mill encountered problems, they would write to him specifically. The Red Star motorcycle he participated in the design was successfully mass-produced and exported to earn foreign exchange. Later, he even made a sniper scope, abruptly breaking the foreign technology monopoly. Liang Jian, who was writing in his spare time, was rushed to sign a contract with the Youth Daily, and he was paid twelve yuan per thousand words plus sales share. By the time others were still looking forward to returning to the city, he had already won the three identities of engineer, principal and writer. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.