Rebirth in 1980: I Support My Family by Driving

If you could start your life over again, which regret would you most want to fix? For Lu Weiguo, the answer is that rainy night and the entire absence of the past. In 1985, the former freight forwarding boss closed his eyes in loneliness, and when he woke up, he was back to the turning point in his life - his wife was in tears, his son had a high fever, and he was about to embark on the long journey that would change his destiny. In his previous life, the wheel drove him towards wealth, but it also crushed family ties to pieces. In this life, he decisively turned the car around. Holding the steering wheel tightly in his hand, he vowed to drive towards another road: a warm road home that could not only use advanced driving skills to break into the career world, but also stop safely at home. Therefore, in the morning and sunset of the 1980s, there was a unique scenery: He is the fuel-saving expert who knows best about "auscultating" engines in cotton spinning mills, a dazzling star at the provincial capital technology exchange meeting, and a man of action who quietly established his own transportation business. But he is the father who shows up at the school gate on time every day, the teacher who helps his children identify tire models and explains the growth of wheat seedlings, and the ordinary driver who carries fellow villagers potatoes and human warmth on stormy nights. From the laughter brought by the first TV set in the Tongzi Tower, to the New Year's Eve dinner where we finally reunited on the kang in the old house in the mountain village. Lu Weiguo knows that true wealth is not about how far you can run with a full tank of fuel, but about having the direction of home in your heart and always having a light shining for him.