[Softy on the outside and a wealthy man on the inside × A taciturn and reliable veteran brother]
In 1978, the north wind blew loess across Sujiatun.
Su Xiaotang traveled back in time for seventeen years, and finally got her golden finger - when her fingertips touch old objects, she can hear their innermost thoughts that have been hidden for decades.
Lack of tuition? The old silver dollar in the crack of the old kang cabinet muttered: "I have been hiding here for fifty years, and finally someone can see me!"
Robbed of fabric? The coarse old linen that no one wants is aggrieved: "I am a fine old linen. After washing and dyeing, it is stronger than new cloth!"
Grandma prefers her uncle, her cousin robs her things, and the neighbors are waiting to see the joke?
Su Xiaotang blinked, turned around and squatted in the junk pile, picking up junk, changing clothes, saving money, and quietly living a prosperous life.
Dividing a family, building a house, setting up a stall in the county town, saving up the family business from stitches, and finding treasures from the rags, accidentally becoming the invisible rich woman of the 1970s.
Lu Yan had just returned from the army and returned to the commune when he kept bumping into that soft little girl from the Su family.
Others said she was weak and easy to bully, but he had seen the sharpness of her eyes when she was fighting against the best, and her eyes were as bright as stars when she squatted in front of a junk stall.
Later, there was a rumor in the village that he had fallen in love with the second girl of the Su family, but Lu Yan did not deny it.
Carrying the food stamps he had saved, he stood silently next to her stall: "I am strong, I can carry goods, and I can block people. In the future, you will collect old things. Can you bring me one?"
Su Xiaotang raised his head: "Just take care of the food."
Purpose: Taking the early stage of reform and opening up in the 1970s as the background, it shows the growth process of ordinary women who rely on their own abilities and hard work to break through the shackles of their original families and work hard in their careers. It conveys the positive values of independence, self-reliance, down-to-earth, sincerity and kindness, and endless struggle, and interprets the possibility of ordinary people rewriting their lives with their hands in the wave of the times.
