Rebirth 1979: the Rise of the Pie River

The spring thunder of 1979 suddenly sounded, and Zhu Xiaofeng opened his eyes and returned to his hometown of Hewan where a severe drought had just passed. With memories of half a lifetime of ups and downs, he saw clearly the predicament before him: people were tied to the land, crops were tied to the sky, and people's hearts were trapped by old rules. The mouth of the canal is fighting for water, the wheat fields are looking forward to rain, and the wind of household quotas is faintly heard. The tide of reform and opening up is spreading along the winding river and into the countryside little by little. He started by straightening out a canal of running water, keeping good seeds and cultivating good fields, and stabilizing the wheat harvest for one season. He used the river thoroughfares to sell local products and connect them with market towns. From small grain and oil trade to taking root in industry, he followed the ebb and flow of the river, stepping out of the countryside step by step, following the trend of the times and laying down the foundation of industry. From a hungry farm boy to a trend-setter of the era who took root in river bends and looked out over the rivers and seas. Looking back half of my life, I can see that the road ahead is filled with waves of wheat and river breeze, and the road ahead is filled with endless waves. Reborn in 1979, let's watch him ride the rising tide of the river and travel through the wind and clouds.