After Failing the College Entrance Examination, I Traveled to Northeast China in 1983 to Go Mountain Climbing

Cao Zihan failed the college entrance examination consecutively and was forced by his parents to repeat the exam for the third time. In despair, he unfortunately drowned while saving a girl who fell into the water, but accidentally traveled to Daxinganling in 1983 and became a 19-year-old rural youth with the same name. "Life without the college entrance examination is so exciting!" Facing the adobe house with bare walls and the honest new parents, Cao Zihan picked up the invasion knife and went into the mountain. From using a tourniquet as a slingshot to hunt squirrels, to learning from a master and obtaining an Oroqen compound bow, to using a shotgun to knock down a 300-pound black blind man, he gradually grew into a well-known hunter. In this era when wildlife protection laws have not yet been promulgated, he relies on the mountain to live on: A greyhound skin for eighty cents Roe Deer Meat Stewed with Hazel Mushrooms and the Fragrance Fills the Courtyard Black bear bile helps veteran hunter heal from years of pain Apply wild boar oil on your face and you will no longer be afraid of the cold winter From the "silly boy of the Cao family" who was looked down upon by the villagers to the "sharp archer" praised by everyone, Cao Zihan proved himself with his strength. The dull father straightened his back to show off for the first time in the village, the sick mother put on brand-new clothes, and even Wang Lijuan, a nurse at the forest farm health center, looked at him more and more differently... This book truly restores the rural life in Northeast China in the 1980s and reveals the survival wisdom of the ancient business of "mountain driving". Here you will find the most authentic hunting skills, the most honest neighborly friendship, and the passionate vow: "This winter hunting, I will lead everyone to carry the barn in Wild Boar Ridge!"