Sweet Days in the Nineties

Blurb: P.S. 1. The names of the female protagonist and her younger brother were inspired by the line, "Only when drunk do you know how rich the wine is; only when you wake from a dream do you return to your old self." 2. This novel was originally titled Sweet Years. Near the end, I changed the cover and felt that adding the era made the title more fitting, so I renamed it Sweet Years of the Nineties. Longtime readers probably know this already. 3. I was inspired to write this story after seeing a writing competition celebrating the founding of the Communist Party. I wanted to tell a story about two generations in a village from the late 1990s into the twenty-first century, combining industry and agriculture to build a new socialist countryside. Disclaimer: Please don't make baseless accusations of plagiarism. If you have an issue, report it through the proper channels. If I see baseless plagiarism accusations, I'll contact the administrators myself. Little Nongnong has been feeling gloomy lately. She thinks life is going to be really hard from now on... Ice cream, drinks, shrimp chips, hawthorn rolls, chewy candies... They'll all be gone! But then her father, Fang Mu, starts making money. He starts small with a toy factory. He sells high-priced gift boxes of fruit. He gets a snack-processing plant up and running. He gives modern agriculture a boost. Years later, looking back, the two generations have passed the torch, and Fang Mu has made his whole family prosperous. Xiawa Village has also undergone an enormous transformation, changing from an ordinary little village into a model new countryside for the modern age! Life really is sweet as honey! Theme: Seize opportunities for development, work hard and strive to build a better life