Rising from Poverty in the 1980S

This novel was previously titled "The Family with Too Many Children in the 1980s" After transmigrating into the 1980s, Guo Qingqing is the seventh daughter in a family of seven girls. She has six older sisters. Just how poor is her family? They wash clothes with soapberry and their hair with wood ash. They can't afford rice and never get enough to eat. There are no limits to how poor they can be. But Guo Qingqing is clever, and all her sisters are sensible. With the girls working hard together, even a poor family can rise to success. My daughter is so clever, so capable, better than other people's sons! My daughter lets me live in a big house, in a mansion, ride in a luxury car, and have more money than I can spend! Coming next. Please add it to your reading list: The Watermelon King of the 1980s Synopsis: When she was little, she was always staying at her uncle's house. She went to the fields with Grandpa and visited relatives with him. Grandpa was poor and couldn't afford meat. In summer, he loved to get up at dawn to catch cicada nymphs for Tong Jiayue. Whenever they visited Grandma's grave, Grandpa always held her hand and led the way. Now Grandpa has passed away too. Tong Jiayue, who married far from home, never got to see him one last time. Her parents, uncles, aunts, and other relatives had to lead her. Without someone to show her the way, Tong Jiayue, who only went home once every year or two, couldn't find her grandparents' graves. She stood where Grandpa used to take her to burn paper offerings for Grandma, knelt, and kowtowed to both of them. In a daze, Tong Jiayue found herself back in the 1980s. Grandpa crouched beside her, holding half a bowl of cicada nymphs. "Jiayue, hurry up and eat." Dedicated to my beloved grandfather, who has passed away. Theme: Equality between men and women, self-reliance, and studying for the prosperity of our country and the rise of poor families.