1992: From the Start, I Head Up the Mountain to Cut Grass

An ordinary car accident sent Liu Haolin crashing back to the extraordinary year of 1992. The winds of reform and opening up were blowing strong. Bocheng, the southern capital of handicrafts, was seeing a surge in exports of woven grass and rattan goods. Reborn into a family of weavers, Liu Haolin decided to ride those winds, reshape the course of his life, and make up for all the regrets of his past life. He would make money, of course, but more importantly, in this life, he would be a good son, husband, and father. He asked only to have a clear conscience in all things and leave no regrets behind. He would make every experience a stepping stone on his path to a comeback. No outrageous posturing or face-slapping, just the story of an ordinary man working hard to build a good life. [Heartwarming, rural life, family matters, comeback | Grass: a kind of wild grass used as a raw material for woven grass and rattan goods]