A Little Garden in the Seventies

While picking jade in the Gobi Desert, Li Yuanyuan, a young woman from Shanghai, stepped into a space-time tunnel and arrived at a huge farm in the 1970s. She had also shrunk into a tiny little girl, shivering in a small-check cotton dress. The farm office's Xu saw her as someone of unknown origins and nearly sent her to an orphanage. After the Tian family took her in, she began going to the nursery every day with a flower-patterned schoolbag on her back, and started a lively new life on the frontier farm. But Li Yuanyuan could think only of going home. Fortunately, after more than ten years of searching, she finally found the way back... A heartwarming story, full of childhood charm, passion, and cheer. Happy ending. Daily updates~ A few things to know 1. Told from the transmigrated heroine's perspective, this is a pastoral story about a huge farm, with romance and changing times. 2. In that era, the younger generation was sincere and warmhearted. They sought genuine love and valued shared ideals and a lifelong partnership. 3. Only earnest young people with ideals and ambition were considered promising. 4. Many parents came from all corners of the country. The farm's residents changed old customs and swept away outdated conventions. 5. Shanghai set the trends, and young intellectuals from all over happily made the most of their free time after work. 6. This has no connection to reality, so please don't nitpick the historical details. There is no golden finger, and the story stays close to everyday life~ Recommended completed stories "Raising Children After Moving with My Mother in a Period Novel": a sweet, feel-good story about transmigrating into a book, finding someone to rely on, and building a good life. "Doting on My Wife, 1948 [Reborn]": a romantic love story amid spies and the glittering years. "A Happy Marriage in the 1960s": Cinderella wins the heart of a rich, handsome man. "The Little Days of the 1950s": Xu Tiantian transmigrates to the 1950s and raises children and pigs on the road to prosperity. Please follow the author Tap "Follow this author" for me! Theme: