The Sugar Drum Shakes and Shakes

After more than 40 years of reform and opening up, Yiwu has created a development miracle of "turning stone into gold". Yiwu is a magical land. Exchanging chicken feathers for sugar, burning fire pits, catching loaches, knocking pots of amines, carrying mud from ponds, poking chimney ashes, stuffing grains, making ginger candies, worshiping the sugar god, collecting sugar stems, suffering from chicken plague, stringing dusters, making brushes, buying household registrations, recruiting workers for jobs, cross-urban and rural marriages... These are a series of keys to Yiwu that unlock the "magic". The mental journey of young people in rural areas before and after the reform and opening up, individual economy, finding comfort in small wealth, labor disputes, and superstitious social phenomena are all revived one by one in this work, allowing readers to immerse themselves in the clouds of the past and connect with the rusty past. In the face of change, whether to move forward rashly, insist on going your own way, or act according to your ability; in the face of twists and turns, whether to move forward bravely, turn around frequently, or advance in a roundabout way will leave readers with endless thoughts after several time travels... The story starts from mid-October 2015 and ends in February 2016. It is a four-month record of life in the United States. Although it is not long, it gives the entire work a mixed-color coating, which sees the United States from a special perspective and inspires readers to collide with ideas...