Farm Youth

In the northwest region of China, the post-80s protagonist Cheng Yang, who graduated from a university in the provincial capital, walked out of school and reported to work at a "state-owned Red Guard Farm" that he had no idea about before. This is a national unit established in the early 1960s and located on the Loess Plateau at the junction of the two provinces. This place is remote, isolated, backward, and sparsely populated. Working here with Cheng Yang are four other college graduates, three women and one man. They are like educated youths who went to the countryside in the new era. They learn, exercise, labor, and grow in a difficult working environment and a complex workplace. From simplicity to being gradually polished, they actively adapt and are eager to achieve something on the farm. It deeply describes the depression, depression, anxiety, and struggle of several young people in the difficult environment and the quagmire of limited development, but they are unwilling to accept it. The novel truly describes workplace stories, character traits, and many exciting and fresh stories. It is a history of the development of a small region and the growth of characters.