Poor but Thinking About Change

This book uses a first-person autobiographical perspective to record the true life trajectory of an ordinary person born in the 1960s. He grew up in an era when material resources were scarce and experienced poverty and hardship. In his early years, he worked as a rural substitute teacher and went to work in other places to make a living. He also went to the sea to do business and was frustrated, and went to a mining area to pay off debts. He always had the tenacity not to accept his fate under the heavy pressure of life. With the advent of the era of reform and opening up, we have seized the opportunity to try unpopular special breeding. By relying on hard work and hard work to breed earthworms, we have broken through the embarrassing situation step by step and achieved a turnaround at the grassroots level. During this period, I experienced a period of rest due to accidents and injuries. Looking back at the ups and downs of my life, I accumulated experience through hardships and turned hard work into confidence. There are no fictional sections in the whole text, and it uses plain and documentary writing to restore the struggle for survival, change of concepts and struggle of a generation in the changing times. It not only tells the inspirational story of individuals who "think about change when they are poor, but is diligent in establishing themselves", it also reflects the collective memory of the times when ordinary people seized opportunities and became self-reliant in the early days of reform and opening up. It is simple and profound, full of fireworks and realistic power.