Traveling Through 60, I Took My Sister to the Sea to Hunt and Survive.

In 1960, there was three years of famine, and the wind and snow were as cold as the people's hearts. His father sacrificed his life to save others, leaving behind an orphan and a widowed sister. The stepmother turned against her and sold her sister as a child bride; relatives stood by and watched, and the neighbors morally kidnapped her. Li Jianjun put his shotgun on his back and fought back through the wind and snow, snatching the man back from the wolf's den. The family is destitute and their food rations are at the bottom. He traveled from the mountains to the sea, traveled to the sea to collect seafood, hunted and skinned animals, farmed and raised poultry. There are large yellow croakers, prawns, and sea cucumbers in the sea, and wild boars, badgers, and wolf kings in the mountains. Bargaining in the black market, exchanging salt for cloth at the fish market, he used his hands to work out a way to survive. This is the story of a young man who, with his younger sister, relied on the sea and mountains to live a richer and tougher life in the most miserable years. No matter how strong the wind and snow is, the moment the shotgun is loaded, he is a hunter; no matter how strong the tide is, the moment the speargun enters the water, he is the sea king.