Growing Up with a Pocket Space in the Sixties

In 1965, Beijing educated youth Lin Yue answered the call to head to Hongxing Village. As soon as she arrived, she was confronted with harsh conditions and a devastating pest infestation that cut the grain harvest. She used supplies from her spatial stash to help everyone through the crisis, but this also drew the jealousy and hostility of fellow educated youth Zhao Qiang. Lin Yue refused to back down. She set up cultural classes to teach people, found business opportunities, and led the villagers in developing a handicrafts industry. Along the way, neighborhood disputes, supply shortages, and other problems arose one after another, but she overcame them all with intelligence and courage. As rural tourism took off, Hongxing Village found itself facing new opportunities, but also mounting competition and natural disasters. Lin Yue led the villagers in creating innovative tourism projects, rebuilding their homes, and exploring ways to integrate different industries. Over the years, Lin Yue grew from a young, inexperienced educated youth into a leader in helping people prosper, transforming Hongxing Village from an impoverished hamlet into a model of rural revitalization. The story portrays her indomitable spirit, while also depicting the arduous journey and bright prospects of rural development.