Su Wan, a white-bone spirit from Shanghai's elite, has never lost in her life. Her only regret is that she ran away for the sake of her future, regardless of her parents' objections, and was unable to see her parents for the last time until they passed away. When she woke up, she returned to 1982 and became an ordinary female worker in the textile factory in her small county town. The good news: her parents are still alive and in their prime, and she still has a chance to make up for all her regrets. Bad news: There was a lot of turmoil at home because of her being "old and unmarried", and the third aunt next door came to introduce to her the second-rate man who would be violent in the future. However, her pockets were cleaner than her face, and she only had a few wrinkled food stamps and cloth stamps on her body. Looking at herself in the mirror with two braids and a "Que Liang" shirt, Su Wan decided that she would change her way of life in this life. You have to start a career, but you have to do it at home; you have to make money, but you have to take your whole family to make it together! Can I be a "self-employed person"? In the eyes of relatives and neighbors, that is not doing business properly and is "speculation"! His father was a veteran cadre and he slammed the table angrily: "We, the Su family, have all been humiliated by you!" Her mother secretly wiped her tears and said, "Wanwan, let's go back to the factory. Only then will our iron rice bowl be secure." Su Wan smiled slightly. Iron rice bowl? In more than ten years, the biggest wave of layoffs will come, and all jobs will be shattered. Despite the pressure from her family, she quit her job and set up a stall in front of the supply and marketing cooperative. Selling popsicles, tea eggs, and the bell-bottom pants patterns she drew... While others were still arguing over a few cents of salary, she had quietly saved her first pot of gold. When others are still hesitating whether to "go to the sea",
