The Five Virtues of a Sixties-Era Family

On the eve of their divorce, Fang Jiaxi and her family of four transmigrated to the 1960s, a time when people went hungry and had too little to wear. Her soon-to-be ex-husband, a chairman worth hundreds of billions before they transmigrated, could now only take a hoe and work the fields alongside the commune members. Her two rebellious sons became little brats who cried about being hungry every day. And she went from an elite lawyer to a grimy, disheveled country woman. Since they'd transmigrated, they might as well make the best of things. What else could they do? Before long, their family, once on the verge of falling apart, had become the model family everyone talked about. Content notes: 1. A slice-of-life story with a slow pace. 2. Everyone in the family is a big shot. Theme: Happiness is built with your own hands.