Warmth on Green Mountain: A Young Educated Youth's Life in the Seventies

[Period Setting + Sent Down to the Countryside + Sign-In System + Gossip + Cuisine + Devoted Couple]

In her previous life, Jiang Ruowei lived like a rootless weed. Her parents divorced when she was young, and she drifted from one relative's home to another, growing up amid constant upheaval. She fought with all her might to get into university and pass the civil service exam, only to see her future shattered overnight because of her long-absent father. Boundless darkness crushed the last glimmer of light, and she closed her tired eyes, wishing only to sleep forever.

When she opens her eyes again, she has transmigrated to the material-scarce 1970s, swept up in the fervent movement sending educated youth to the countryside, and become an ordinary female youth sent to the Qing Shan Brigade.

There is no polished, comfortable life here, but there is the warmth of everyday life. She finds relatives by blood, meets sincere and enthusiastic neighbors, and sees the many sides of humanity: selfish scheming as well as generosity and righteousness; petty squabbles, but also a passionate love of life that keeps reaching toward the sun.

She hides the sensitivity and low self-esteem left over from her previous life, quietly saves money, takes life seriously, and finds sweetness in plain meals. Surrounded by so many vivid, lively faces, she slowly opens her tightly closed heart.

And there is a handsome, gentle young man who is considerate and thoughtful. He quietly watches over her, laying all his affection and love before her.

This time, Jiang Ruowei doesn't retreat.

In a poor but passionate era, she is gently healed, bravely returns his sincere love, and becomes someone she never dared to dream she could be.