A doctor from a tertiary hospital was unexpectedly reborn in the early summer of 1972. He was on a train heading to the countryside of Heilongjiang Province to work as an educated youth. Let's see how Qin Guangming, an educated youth, turned his life around. He worked as a barefoot doctor in the village, hunted, practiced martial arts, fought against village bullies, Taobao, and cooperated with the Educated Youth Office. Stories about greenhouse vegetables, fungus planting, and mushroom cultivation... The characters in the article are vivid and kind, in line with the characteristics of the characters in the 1970s. The only difference is Qin Guangming. He has rich life experience, is a bit cunning, but does not lose justice, and is both good and evil.
Reader comments
I've only read four chapters. It's a thick historical novel with good writing and plot. It's a bit similar to the previous book "Zhang Shan's Journey to Immortality", but this one doesn't have a golden finger. I don't like golden fingers very much. There seems to be no room for these unnatural things in reality. The most important thing is that the author rubs his hands throughout the whole process. This is what I like best. I don't like to read written by robots.
I've only read four chapters. It's a thick historical novel with good writing and plot. It's a bit similar to the previous book "Zhang Shan's Journey to Immortality", but this one doesn't have a golden finger. I don't like golden fingers very much. There seems to be no room for these unnatural things in reality. The most important thing is that the author rubs his hands throughout the whole process. This is what I like best. I don't like to read written by robots.