Gold Rush in the World of Mortals

Zhou Dajiang has never had good luck in his life. Unemployed, lost compensation, all the fast food restaurants were lost, and the house was in ruins - at the age of thirty-seven, he had accomplished nothing and returned to his hometown in despair. My only memory is of panning for gold in the river with my uncle when I was a child. His uncle said it was "not enough effort" and he refused to accept it. In the dream, he found the gold mine in the river source. When he woke up, he got into the cave and dug vigorously with a hoe - but ended up in a coma due to lack of oxygen and almost killed himself. Fa Xiao dragged him out and slapped him several times: "You can't even tell the difference between gold and quartz, how can you hunt for gold?" He woke up. No more gold mining, just follow Fa Primary School and raise chickens. We started the business with 500 chickens, working from dawn to dusk. Three years later, the local chickens were sold to Shenzhen and eight chain restaurants were opened. That autumn, my aunt dug out her uncle's belongings: a hand-drawn map and a stone with golden lines. There is a line written in the notebook - "There is gold in the source of the river, but it cannot be taken. If you take it, the river will die." He followed his uncle's footsteps to find the source of the river, and also found a secret that had been hidden for half his life. It turns out that the real gold is not in the river, but in the mud. Although it is small, it is always shining. This book describes the process of ordinary people going from unemployment to getting back on their feet, which involves real difficulties such as unemployment, bankruptcy, serious illness of relatives, and rights protection. If you are going through this, I hope this book will give you some strength rather than add to your burden.