Rebirth, era stories, strong women, 1980s, entrepreneurship, getting rich, sweet pets, counterattacks, setting up stalls, starting from scratch, doing business, cool stories, marriage first, then love, love over time, reality, memories of the post-80s generation
Song Shiwei died in a rental house in 2024. Closing her eyes, she only thought of one thing - if she had a next life, she would never be so poor again.
When I open my eyes again, it's New Year's Eve in 1983.
The roof was leaking, and my brother was so hungry that he licked the bottom of the pot. He only had two yuan and thirty cents left in his pocket. Relatives outside the door commented, "Sooner or later, one of these siblings will starve to death."
She didn't cry, she just picked up a broken three-wheeler from the ground.
Starting from setting up a street stall, she picked up hairbands, socks, enamel jars, and defective goods that others didn't want and sold them one by one. On the first day, I made a net profit of 3.8 Yuan. On the second day, I ran three venues. On the third day, someone came to collect the land fee.
She scolded people back in front of the whole street.
Later, from the street stall to the storefront, from the storefront to setting up a factory, and from the county town to the provincial capital, she built her business all the way. The silent man who always read English books in the car repair shop put all his savings on her table and said only one sentence - "Partners, let's make progress and retreat together."
In this life, she no longer wants to be a person held down by fate.
Starting from two yuan and thirty cents, she wanted to turn her life upside down.
