The Old Man's Counterattack

In 1980, the self-employed policy was initially relaxed. There was only one state-owned hotel in the town and supplies were scarce. People buy with tickets or cloth tickets. People have few choices for eating and shopping. They mainly rely on working and farming to make money. Self-employed people are looked down upon by some people. Neighbors help each other, but there are also parents who are nefarious and disruptive. It is difficult to obtain self-employed documents, and food stamps are required to purchase ingredients. The competition among peers is mainly in state-owned hotels, and top relatives often seek trouble by means of "family kidnapping" and "playing tricks".