Flying Across Mountains and Moons

In the early 1980s, "Chenjia'ao" in the hilly area of ​​central Zhejiang was so poor that even chicken feathers could fly into the sky. 28-Year-old Chen Shan was an honest man who ran a shoe repair stall in an alley in his previous life. He married Lin Sui, a fierce but soft-hearted fellow from the same village. However, he missed the wave of "bad masters" due to an accident and was trapped in a small mountain village for half his life. Before he died, he watched his neighbor make a fortune selling buttons. He clutched his wife's calloused hands and regretted: "If we could do it all over again, we should try to cross that sea route..." Rebirth node: In 1981, Chen Shan woke up in his leaky adobe house. In front of him was his wife Lin Sui, squatting in front of the stove, making wheat paste, with grass clippings on her temples. She complained cursingly, "You repaired someone's shoes yesterday and you didn't get paid for it." - This It was the day when he missed a business opportunity for the first time in his previous life: Uncle Chen Jinshui from the same village took a few young people to Jiangxi to sell brown sugar.