"Seventy-year-old Milk Baby: Five Bosses Fight to Become a Father" Introduction In the winter of 1975, in the snow of the Northern Hongqi Production Brigade, a small milk bag wrapped in old floral cloth was picked up by Aunt Wang and returned home. This palm-sized little guy, with eyes like black grapes and as soft as cotton, unexpectedly captured the hearts of five "big men" in the village.
Military factory technician Chen Jingming mended broken windows, carved wooden ducks, and wrapped her in a woolen scarf knitted by her mother; veteran Zhao Lei gave her his precious military coat to warm her up, clumsily learning to hold the baby and put her to sleep; educated youth captain Lin Wenxuan gave her milk powder sent from Shanghai He saved her money and even drew a book full of portraits for her; Zhou Jianguo, the director of the supply and marketing cooperative, went to the commune to get brown sugar and rare biscuits, and fed her spoonfuls from a small porcelain bowl; veterinarian Sun Aimin came every day to check her little hands and face with homemade frostbite ointment, for fear of freezing.
From the initial kindness to help, to the later "jealousy" - you give rice soup and I give milk powder, you teach painting and I play with you, the five rough guys each show their magic, just to make the little milk bag call "Dad" one more time. In front of the hot kang in the adobe house, in the era of handing out food stamps, the little milk bag became the most precious "treasure", allowing five men who had no intersection with each other to form a "family of five fathers" that was not related by blood but was better than blood.
There is no bloody conflict, only the fireworks of the 1970s: the warmth wrapped in military coats, the sweet biscuits in the supply and marketing cooperative, the smell of rice soup on the earthen kang, and the clumsy but sincere fatherly love of five men. This is a story about how Nuan Meng Nai Bao "acquired" five big guys and blossomed flowers of warmth in the years of poverty.
