Lin Xueya was reborn and returned to 1986. Good news: her father is the director of the Red Star Machinery Factory, and she is the "factory beauty" who lives in the envy of everyone and wears a "Que Liang" shirt. I just bought my first black and white TV set at home, and it's a great place to watch. Bad news: She knew that within three years, the reform wave would sweep across, her father would be dismissed due to rigid thinking and poor management, and the Red Star Factory would be in a desperate situation of halting production and going bankrupt. In my memory, those uncles and aunts who once shouted "the factory is our home" will eventually become the first batch of laid-off workers and sink silently in the torrent of the times. And she herself will fall from the clouds into the quagmire, fail the college entrance examination, marry early to make a living, and live a messy life. This time, Lin Xueya quit! (╯‵□′)╯┻━┻ Looking at her old-fashioned father who was still talking about "dedication" and scornful of the market economy at the dinner table, Lin Xueya turned her head with worry. Direct advice? Can her father regard her as a bad element corrupted by capitalism. The only way to save the country is to save the country! The thermos bottles produced by the Red Star Factory have silly, big, black and thick shells that have not changed in ten years? Lin Xueya took out the "Hong Kong style" pattern she drew and pestered the aunt at the supply and marketing cooperative to take a small order to test the waters. The workers were not motivated and they were doing more and less. She encouraged her father to provide a "super-production reward", a piece of soap and a bottle of shampoo, to keep everyone working hard. Seeing that "thousand-yuan households" have become popular in newspapers, and the wave of overseas business is beginning to take shape, Lin Xueliang is secretly preparing for the college entrance examination that has not long resumed, while thinking about how to turn the scrap steel accumulated in the factory into fashionable folding tables and chairs... At first,
