Female Educated Youth in the 1970S: Counterattack to Become the Richest Man by Relying on Sea Buckthorn

In the autumn of 1976, Shen Yanzhi, an 18-year-old female educated youth from Beijing, was "knocked down" because her father was "knocked down". She was sent from the best educated youth spot in Beijing to the "Ghost Viewing Sorrow" production team, the most miserable place in Inner Mongolia. On the first day of reporting, she witnessed the tragedy of hungry people robbing the granary and saved the captain's daughter in the chaos. But what is her reward? She was thrown into a leaky stable, squeezed out by five educated youths, and blocked at the door by a bald village bully - "Shui Ling, please stay at my house tonight." Everyone was waiting to see her die in the sand. But she refused to accept her fate. The bald man trampled her nursery to pieces, the King of Hell blocked her relief food, and the commune secretary's son Zhao Shijie wanted to rob her of her land, her skills, and her people. Betrayal, fire, false accusations, jail time - a pair of hands stretched out to press her into the sand, and she grew out of the sand. The year the college entrance examination was resumed, all five educated youths left. She stayed. It's not for love - it's the dozen seabuckthorn seedlings that were trampled down and came back to life saying: If you live, I will live. From three-thirds of private land to 500 acres of deserted land, from a "silly girl" who was ridiculed by others to the first female household with ten thousand yuan in the county, from being excluded from the "five black categories of children" to the chairman of the board of directors who led 300 households to establish a cooperative. Everyone wanted to see her die and be miserable. Eight years later, she made Guijianchou bloom with golden sea-buckthorn flowers. There is no such thing as a tree that cannot survive, only those who do not want to plant it.