In 1974, the whistle of a green leather car was blaring, and Zhao Jianjun, a young man from Shanghai with a flowing look, unexpectedly overlapped with the soul of the modern rich second generation who had traveled through time. In the crowded hard-seat compartment of the train heading south to the countryside, he bumped into Gu Aidang, a man from a large courtyard in Beijing who was as silent as a pine tree. Two people from different worlds were forced to resonate at the same frequency in the torrent of the times.
When the cunning of a small citizen meets the calmness of a big boy, when modern business thinking collides with the survival rules of the 1970s, they share half a meal under the kerosene lamp of the educated youth courtyard, and work together to repair the leaky roof on a rainy night. Zhao Jianjun used the memories of his past life to stimulate the budding business, while Gu Aidang used his family heritage to build a protective barrier. The two lonely souls warmed each other on the yellow earth, brewing a tacit understanding that transcended the times into wine in their hearts.
Intention: No matter how bad things are, you can still find a way to survive.