Content introduction: The novel tells the story of Zhao Daring and Zhao Ren, who was elected as the village director by the villagers after the brick kiln he had worked hard for many years was closed. He spent his own money to dig wells for the village. However, when life was getting better day by day, ridiculous things happened one after another in the village. Left-behind children were tied to trees for stealing things, which made their parents worried about going home to start a business. Xu Feiyang, a student, was admitted to the Normal University instead of going to open an Internet cafe and run a deer farm. His entrepreneurial journey was full of ups and downs. Zhao Ren's son Zhao Huihao wanted to buy a house in Beijing. After buying the house, he returned to his hometown to raise chickens due to work pressure. The old couple Aunt and Dong found business opportunities and opened a scrap collection station under the guidance of the village cadre Qi Wei. Sun Mei, the originally unfilial daughter-in-law, did not want to lose this family business, so she returned to the countryside from the city and finally learned her lesson. Zhao Yan, the daughter of a multi-millionaire Si Jinhua, left the big city and returned to her hometown to start a business after her divorce. Just when her career was starting to pick up, her divorced husband Song Jie was in a car accident and became a vegetative state. She still tried her best to love others and brought her husband back to the village. Her parents regarded her son-in-law as their son, so Song Jie recovered and decided to stay in the countryside for development. Song Jie's friend Mr. Hao also came to transfer land and invest in building factories. The suffering widow Tang Fengying lived with her granddaughter Shishi, and finally understood that it was her fault that her son divorced his wife and his son Tang Quan ran away from home, and she felt regretful, self-blame, and guilty. Fortunately, his son Tang Quan, who ran away from home, remarried and lost his wife, came back, and finally reconciled with his daughter-in-law Yang Xia, who had been single and struggled successfully, because of poetry. The return of talented and ambitious young people has ushered in a bright future for Xingfu Village. Land has been transferred, companies have built factories, and villagers have found jobs nearby, opening up a happy life like those in the city.
