Rebirth in the 70S: a Leisurely Life on the Island and on the Sea

[Era + Going to the sea + daily life + underwater treasure hunt + Wuji + slow farming] Marine biologist Lin Chuxia accidentally drowned, and when she opened her eyes again, she became a village girl in a production brigade on a remote island in the South China Sea in the 1970s. The family was bare, there was no rice in the pot, and there was not even a single cent in the pocket to buy salt. Fortunately, the island is surrounded by the sea. What may be difficult times for others, but for Lin Chuxia, is a paradise full of treasures. There is no fantasy system, no space for immortality, only excellent water skills and rich ocean knowledge. When the tide is low, I carry a broken bamboo basket to the beach to scrape oysters, pick up blue crabs, dig out giant sandworms, and cook a pot of delicious seafood pimple soup for my family; When the tide is high, you can dive into the shallow sea with amazing lung capacity. Not only can you catch wild abalone, but you can also find blue and white porcelain pieces left behind by shipwrecks hundreds of years ago in the sediment on the seabed. He saved seafood, exchanged for food stamps, went to the supply and marketing cooperative to buy fragrant clam oil and Doliang fabrics, and bought the village's first Feige brand bicycle and Seagull brand camera with his own ability. The cold-faced retired officer next door looked at the little girl who was soaking in the sea every day, and silently handed over a military coat: "The water is cold, come up and have a sip of malted milk." There are no ups and downs, no intrigues, just the slow life of hunting for treasures at sea under the sea breeze of the 1970s. Rebirth in the 70s: a leisurely life on the island and on the sea