In 1983 in Liushutun in the Jizhong Plain, when the spring breeze of reform blew into this isolated village, 17-year-old Lin Qiusui was experiencing the most difficult decision in his life. The household responsibility system not only brought about the division of land, but also caused undercurrents in the Lin family, where three generations live under the same roof. Grandpa Lin Mancang's tobacco pipe knocks out sparks on the edge of the kang, father Lin Jianguo's stooped back in the field of responsibility, and little sister Chun Ya's eyes eager to study, all become the constraints for Qiu Sui to break free from the shackles of fate.
When the Provincial Academy of Agricultural Sciences' hybrid wheat trial notice was posted on the old locust tree at the entrance of the village, Qiu Sui clutched the crumpled registration form on a rainy night and heard her mother's suppressed cough coming from next door. This decision will break the shackles of traditional farming and allow childhood sweetheart Zhao Dongsheng to see the light beyond Mai Lang for the first time in her eyes.
Reader comments
It's okay. The village in the book is quite lucky. Basically, all the problems it encounters can be solved. Science and technology are the primary productive forces. I have read other books. Although some places also grow special products, the biggest problem they encounter is that they are unsaleable and cannot be sold.
It is true and objective, and it is not easy to write down words.
It's okay. The village in the book is quite lucky. Basically, all the problems it encounters can be solved. Science and technology are the primary productive forces. I have read other books. Although some places also grow special products, the biggest problem they encounter is that they are unsaleable and cannot be sold.
It is true and objective, and it is not easy to write down words.