In 1976, the sea breeze carried a salty smell and blew through the Yueya Bay fishing village on the Jiaodong Peninsula. Lin Zijie, a modern soul, suddenly opened his eyes and found that he was dressed as a poor fisherman boy in the village, guarding the leaky adobe house and looking at the vast sea. He was surrounded by his two honest brothers, his reliable brother-in-law, and his buddies who had been playing together since childhood.
The aquaculture knowledge and ocean fishing experience in his previous life have become his biggest trump card. While others rush to the sea to pick up some clams and shrimps, he can accurately find wild abalone in the crevices of the rocks and precious sea cucumbers hidden in the shoals. Others rely on luck when fishing, but he understands the tides and recognizes fish schools, and the sea bass and large yellow croaker he catches are plump.
With the first start-up capital he saved from fishing, Lin Zijie enlisted his brother-in-law and brother-in-law to raise money to buy a small fishing boat. From shrimps and swimming crabs in the offshore to tuna and mackerel in the far sea, they ride the wind and waves, and their nets are filled with the joy of harvest.
Small fishing boats were replaced by large motor boats, wooden boats were upgraded to steel-hulled boats, and offshore fishing expanded to offshore operations. Lin Zijie led a group of relatives and brothers to find a way to get rich in the rough sea. The neatly stacked catch in the cabin is a testimony to the harmony and unity of the family; the constant shouting at the dock is the clarion call for them to rewrite their destiny.
See how Lin Zijie relied on his skills to ride the waves in that era of burning passion, lead his relatives and friends to make a fortune, let the lights of the fishermen illuminate the entire sea and sky, and write a passionate legend belonging to the fishing village!
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In the third chapter, the author asked his brother-in-law to find a buyer. In the fourth chapter, he ate the 4 kilograms of abalone. I can only say that it is awesome.
In the third chapter, the author asked his brother-in-law to find a buyer. In the fourth chapter, he ate the 4 kilograms of abalone. I can only say that it is awesome.