Rebirth at 70: I Rely on Blackboard Newspapers to Stay in the City

After being pushed down by her stepsister and smashed on her head, she actually remembered what happened decades later. In 1972, seventeen-year-old Lin Xia was pushed down by her stepsister and hit her forehead on the corner of the table. When I open my eyes again, I have more memories from fifty years later in my mind - the college entrance examination will be resumed, the iron rice bowl will be shattered, it is easy to go to the countryside and difficult to return to the city. Her stepmother forced her to replace her stepsister in going to the countryside. Her stepsister cried outside the door and wiped away her tears. Her father rubbed his hands and said, "Everything will be happy when the family is in harmony." Lin Xia didn't cry. She picked up the chalk and drew a poster on the blackboard in the factory. The union chairman exclaimed: "We want this girl." From then on, Lin Xia became the youngest worker in the Publicity Department of the steel plant. The stepmother was so angry that she gritted her teeth, and the stepsister was forced to go on a blind date and get married. And she knew that a bigger stage was yet to come - the college entrance examination in 1977 was her real battlefield. What she wants is not not to go to the countryside, but a whole future.