A doctor in agriculture lost her book in a car accident and became a sickly peasant woman who was abandoned by her husband's family.
The firewood shed was leaking and there was only half a bowl of bran porridge. Her mother-in-law forced her to divorce her and took away her property and her old house.
Her fever did not subside and she roared: "Give back my father's three acres of land, old house and mulberry forest!"
After leaving home, he took his mother and daughter to chop firewood, cultivate the land, raise seedlings and raise silkworms.
Use scientific crop rotation to renovate the soil, brew vinegar and build workshops to make medicine, double grain production, and bundle silk.
Her ex-husband's family destroyed farmland and reduced production, but she invited the county magistrate to visit her for advice.
Not for a slap in the face, just to let my daughter straighten her back and live.
Build a women's farm to take in helpless women and teach them farming, literacy and accounting.
In this land, she cultivates dignity and freedom.
The content is smooth and well written.