Over the past forty years, China's reform and opening up has moved from rural areas to cities. Nancun in "Spring Tide" is a "land of plenty" and Shenzhen City is at the forefront of reform and opening up. In these two places, Huayi-style farmers' struggle life journey is performed: from food and clothing to getting rich, from material prosperity to spiritual prosperity. Why did the farmers who had enough food and clothing leave the land where they were born? Why did the migrant workers after entering the city become the first to get rich? What kind of stories happened to them...
In fact, their stories are just part of the real stories of countless people who have struggled during the forty years of reform and opening up. They have achieved some kind of success with their courage to be the first, hard work and plain living, hard work and wisdom, and their pioneering and enterprising spirit. In these stories, we can see that Li Yuanping-style first-rich people regard self-interest and benefiting others as the principles of life, and we can see that Huayi-style followers are progressing and improving step by step. They use their own lives to interpret how to become a person worthy of their position. Behind these stories, perhaps the dedication of the countryside to the city has led to the primitive accumulation of the city and forced the farmers there to leave the countryside; perhaps the government's over-concentration of resources has naturally brought the interest demands of businessmen closer to power; perhaps Hu Ming's reform can become a direction and provide useful experience for future economic development; perhaps Huayi, the first rich man, can provide some inspiration for the current rich people...