[Chronicles + cute seven-year-old baby + little adults + refreshing articles + family love, tears, family + baby articles + healing + getting rich]
In the early winter of 1959, heavy snow closed the mountains.
Chen Xiaodou, a female executive who was once all-powerful in the modern business world, once traveled through time and became a seven-year-old peasant girl in Chenjia Village.
His father lost contact at the front line, his mother lingered on the bed, and his two younger siblings were so hungry that they were skin and bones. The eccentric grandma and her second uncle came to the house every day to fight against the autumn wind, and even the last handful of black noodles in the family was taken away.
Facing this hellish start, Chen Xiaodou did not cry or make trouble.
She wiped away her tears and used wisdom beyond her time to fight her way through this barren era.
Going up the mountain to hunt for treasure, she knows what is edible and what cannot be eaten; improving the soil, she knows what is high yield and what is not valuable; and seeing through traps, she sees through the tricks of those speculators.
The seven-year-old "little adult" carried the crumbling home on his young shoulders.
Her father who is far away is her spiritual support. Different time and space, the same belief - to protect her family.
The father and daughter tried their best to protect their family in different time and space, and launched a heart-warming two-way journey.
When a turning point finally came, she not only allowed the whole family to eat white flour meat buns, but also led the whole village on the road to wealth.
From a dilapidated thatched hut to the first large tiled house in the commune, from being bullied to becoming a master of wealth.
A cute seven-year-old child, in the fiery 1950s, writes a legend full of tears of family affection and passion for struggle.
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