In 1996, with 100 days left before the college entrance examination, Liang Yanning's life was marked with a price tag: a gift of 3,000 yuan in exchange for the tuition fees of his two younger brothers.
She blocked the people who wanted to propose marriage outside the courtyard gate, and issued a military order in front of the whole village - if she didn't pass the exam, she would be allowed to do whatever she wanted; if she passed the exam, no one could stop her from leaving.
From the Stone Village in the Yimeng Mountain District to the sock stall at the Jishi Night Market; from the iron rice bowl within the system, to the desperate move into the sea during the SARS year; from the factory collapse during the financial crisis, going from house to house to pay off debts in the snow, to starting from scratch with 30,000 yuan on Taobao; from being kicked out of the capital chess game and leaving home, to the return of the king in the live broadcast room.
Twenty-three years, three ups and three downs.
Someone asked her why she didn't get married. She smiled: "I have been married three times - to a street vendor, to a factory, and to a company."
In 2019, when her career was at its peak, she sold her shares and went to Yihe in the northwest alone.
This time, she only married herself.
[No rebirth, no system, the abacus and iron base of a girl from a mountain village]
[The heroine is unmarried and infertile｜Business war of the era｜Three ups and downs｜Family portraits]
