No bizarre relatives, no melodramatic catfights, no scumbag men or vile women.
She is reborn from a middle school teacher in 2021 into the body of a rural high school senior in 1996.
In 1996, the Taiwan Strait Crisis erupts and university graduates lose their state-assigned jobs.
In 1997, an important leader dies and Hong Kong returns to China.
Starting by selling ice pops, she takes her grandmother from their tiny mountain village and makes her way into the wider world, one step at a time.
Until she meets the man destined to be part of her life…
A vivid portrait of the people and cultures of Guangdong, Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan from 1996 to 1997, along with their love, hate, and tangled passions.
A recreation of Hong Kong’s golden age.
A recreation of the joys and sorrows of ordinary people in that era.
For those who enjoy period dramas, check out "Reborn in the 90s: I Want to Be a Strong Woman," a rebirth novel with a strong sense of nostalgia and patriotism. It depicts the intense clash between ideals and reality. It's profound, not just a simple romance; the female lead isn't a saint, and the male lead isn't foolish.
Is this book mostly for teaching us history?
The description is too verbose; it takes two pages just to describe a watermelon.
It looks great. I'm from Guangdong, and there are quite a few people from Guangdong who appreciate our culture.
If you like such an amazing girl, you should definitely check this out.
The book is quite interesting.