Six Lingxiao Flowers

Era/Six Sisters/Opportunities of the Era/Excellence/Family Unity and Patriotism - **Time Background**: The early stage of reform and opening up, showing the social changes in the transition period from planned economy to market economy - **Geographic Space**: A two-line narrative scene intertwined between the family compound of the Northern Military Region and the water town in the south of the Yangtze River. - **Social Conflict**: The conflict between the particularity of military status and the budding stage of individual economy, the collision between traditional fertility concepts and modern female consciousness ### Story summary - **Difficult Years**: Lin Xiulan, a family member of the army, struggled to raise six daughters in an era of scarcity. In the face of neighborhood ridicule, she insisted on the concept of "daughters should be self-reliant" - **Strategy to break the situation**: Starting from raising pigs by swilling water in the military canteen, unexpectedly discovered the business opportunity of growing Chinese medicinal materials, and explored the road to wealth on the edge of the policy red line. - **Double Dilemma**: Family changes caused by her husband being injured on the battlefield and changing his job, and the equity distribution crisis faced by township entrepreneurs after they became successful. - **Intergenerational inheritance**: Six daughters chose different life paths during the wave of reform and opening up, eventually forming a family industry matrix We will focus on describing the difficult journey of the heroine secretly raising pigs and starting a business in the family yard of the military camp, while simultaneously raising six daughters to become talents. This story shows the wisdom of women in a special era to overcome double dilemmas, as well as the military camp culture.