The Reborn Grandma Goes to Sea to Make Dreams

In 2016, Shen Zhiqiu died at his 73rd birthday party. So angry. Her grandchildren, who had spent all her savings to support her, took the 120,000 she raised from selling her old house and whispered in the kitchen: "Why isn't that old thing still dead?" When I opened my eyes again, the smell of briquette stove smoke was pungent. There is a copy of Jiangcheng Daily from 1985 on the wall, with the front page saying "Dual-track Price System Reform." She returned to 1986, when she was forty-three years old and working as a quality inspector in a textile factory. Her husband died of a work-related injury and her two sons were rebellious. 1 In her previous life, she had sacrificed everything for her children in exchange for "old things." In this life, she smiled when she looked at the hands that were no longer withered and could distinguish ingredients and proportions. The imported face cream at Youyi Store is priced at 68 yuan in foreign exchange coupons, which is the female worker's savings throughout the year. And she predicted the volcanic eruption of beauty consumption in the next thirty years. Borrowing overseas remittance coupons, researching instructions, and extracting lanolin from textile waste... The first jar of "Zhiqiu Shuang" was born in the modified equipment and was packed in washed cans. Your son wants to learn hairdressing? OK, Mom supports it—but a diploma is the bottom line. Your barber shop will be the first display window for Ma's products in the future. No scum, no abuse, no golden fingers. This is the story of a reborn mother who, in the gap between the two-track price system, uses technology, courage and a clear understanding of human nature to build her own self-worth and business empire starting from a jar of facial cream.