Lin Wanqiu, the daughter of a capitalist, was unexpectedly reborn in 1966, just before she was about to be transferred to the Northwest Red Star Production Brigade. In her last life, she suffered a lot in the barren loess slopes, her parents were wronged, she was married to a second-rate son, and she died miserably at the age of only twenty-four.
With the memories and reluctance of her previous life, Lin Wanqiu clutched the food stamps and change saved by her parents and set foot on the westbound train again. When she first arrived at the Red Star Production Brigade, she was greeted by a leaky adobe house, the hardship of earning work points, and the scrutiny of others. Just when she was struggling for survival, she met Shen Tingzhou, the tough guy captain of the village - this taciturn and full of energy man, but he quietly defended her when she was in trouble, handed her a cornbread when she was hungry, and carried her back to the house to keep warm on a rainy night.
From initial wariness to gradual dependence, Lin Wanqiu slowly adapted to rural life under the protection of Shen Tingzhou, learned to earn work points, engage in farming, and used wisdom to improve his situation. And Shen Tingzhou was also moved by this seemingly weak but tough and intelligent city girl, and his frozen heart gradually melted. The two fell in love secretly through thick and thin, and overcame many difficulties such as rumors and lack of supplies to become husband and wife.
After getting married, they worked together in contracting, planting orchards, and introducing technology. From adobe house to new tile-roofed house, to the first small building in the village, life became more and more prosperous. Not only did they make their own family rich, but they also helped fellow villagers become rich together and became model households in the county. As time goes by, from youth to gray hair, Lin Wanqiu and Shen Tingzhou cherish each other on this loess slope, interpreting the tenderness of "holding your son's hand and growing old together" throughout their lives, and will
