Rebirth of a Small Mountain Village in the 1980S

With the modern common sense forty years later, Chen Lin was reborn and returned to the small southern mountain village in the early 1980s. Land is collectively owned, and supply and marketing cooperatives have unified purchasing and marketing. Speculation is still a crime - but his knowledge is the golden key to dimensionality reduction. It started from improving vegetable seeds on private plots and repairing leaky old houses, to collecting the first rare medicinal materials in the back mountains, and then to the threshing field at the entrance of the village to make the whole village wide-eyed with high-yielding crops. Step by step, he turned modern common sense into real money in the 1980s, and accurately stepped on the gaps in the dividends of each era. It's just that this mountain village is never a single-player game. The conservative second uncle scolded and then complained, the village committee wanted to support but was afraid of going too far, the webmaster of the supply and marketing cooperative could lower prices and deliver information, and the idle householder Wang Ergou was always hanging around where he was jealous. Every dividend brought by knowledge will be accompanied by a low-intensity setback—policy tightening, unexpected losses, and villains stumbling over it. He has to find key figures in the law of favor and trust, move within the boundaries of the collective system, and walk cautiously beside the cordon of "speculation." Fortunately, he is not alone. Su Wanqing, an educated youth who went to the countryside, brought with him the vision and loneliness of a city dweller and became his most reliable companion. In their slow pastoral daily life, the two planted modern thinking into the countryside of the 1980s. Farming, collecting herbs, and doing side jobs, there is a sense of satisfaction in crushing knowledge, there is authenticity in human relationships, and there is warmth in pastoral fireworks. This is a story about using modern common sense to settle down in the old days - a slow pace, a hidden sense of refreshment, and an overall upward trend.