The Journey of the Wei and Jin Dynasties and the Handicraft Bloggers

> Lin Xiaoye dressed up as an educated youth in the 1960s with a head full of handicraft tutorials, excited to renovate broken farm tools. >He installed springs on sickles to save labor, weaved reed mats to prevent insects, and even secretly improved earth stoves. >Wei Heng, the taciturn and educated young man next door, always looked on with cold eyes: "A little cleverness will eventually lead to disaster." > During the autumn harvest, Lin Xiaoye's handmade sickle amazed everyone, and the commune leaders were about to commend it. >Wei Heng suddenly dragged him into the haystack: "Your improved earth stove was reported!" >Lin Xiaoye was dissatisfied: "The stove saves firewood and is safe, why should I report it?" >Wei Heng held his chin and whispered: "If a tree is beautiful in the forest, the wind will destroy it. In this day and age, if you want to destroy a person, all you need is a report letter.