When she woke up, Lin Xiuzhu, a top student in the Department of Fashion Design, became a "poor little girl" who had just returned to the city from the countryside in 1979. There are three pieces of bad news: the educated youth quota was replaced by my younger sister, who suffered five years of hardship in the countryside. The childhood sweetheart's fiancé later married the daughter of the factory director's family. In order to collect a bride price for her younger brother, her family planned to marry her off to an old man who was married for the second time and had three children. Lin Xiuzhu: "... Fuck you!" Faced with the oppression of her best relatives and the false pity of her ex-fiancé, Lin Xiuzhu picked up the scissors and decided to return to her old career. No money to open a store? She set up a stall at the entrance of an alley, specializing in altering old clothes. Outdated overalls can turn into fashionable carrot pants in her hands. No cloth ticket? She went to the supply and marketing cooperative to find scraps of cloth that others looked down upon, and stitched them together into a unique dress. Did Liang's shirts not look fashionable enough, and his bell-bottom pants were said to be "unfashionable"? Lin Xiuzhu uses her strength to tell everyone what is a trend vane! From Hong Kong style shirts to puff sleeves, from toad mirrors to bodybuilding pants, her little tailoring stall has become the most beautiful scenery in the city. The ex-fiancé regretted it and blocked the door: "Xiuzhu, I know you still love me..." Lin Xiuzhu didn't even raise her head: "Please, please, you are blocking my business." The man next door, who was taciturn and rode a 28-bar to get off work every day, and helped her repair her sewing machine 800 times, blushed and handed over a bankbook: "I... Can all my savings be enough to open a store?" **Tags: **Rebirth, chronicle, entrepreneurship, counterattack, filthy parents
