Sixty: My Daughter Dug Out a Golden Rice Bowl

There was a famine in the 1960s. The Zhao family was divided and had no food supplies. People were about to starve to death. Seven-year-old Suisui went up the mountain to dig up tree roots and dug out a piece of luminous jade. A flash of white light - she arrived in the world seventy years later. She picked up half a steamed bun by the swill bucket at the back door of the hotel and was so happy that she burst into tears. The Zhao family became enlightened from then on. Dad worked as a porter, she picked up scraps, and the two of them moved materials from the two worlds back and forth. Food, medicine, old things... Others eat gruel, while the Zhao family eats white-flour steamed buns. The best relative came to the house crying about poverty, but his father beat him out with a stick. Later, I changed jobs in the county town, opened a large shop in the provincial town, and the group was listed and the ribbon was cut - A seven-year-old baby girl × a rough farmer father, reselling from both sides of the world, quietly making a fortune.