Small Days in the Southern Water Town in the 1980S

In 1981, during the rainy season in Baishui Town in southern Zhejiang, the ground was sticky and sticky. Lin Xiulian married into the Chen family for half a year. She worked hard from dawn to dusk and took care of everything inside and outside. Her husband's salary was all given to her mother-in-law. Even the can of pickled radish she received as a dowry was secretly used to supplement her brother-in-law's food and drinks. The mother-in-law is partial, the brother-in-law is generous, the husband is foolish and filial and cares about everyone, and his life is in the hands of others, making his life miserable and miserable. She didn't act or cry, and quietly built a bamboo shed in Houhewan to raise shelducks. She saved duck eggs to exchange for needlework, steamed rice cakes and went to the fair, and saved her own small fortune every penny. From breaking up the table and fighting for vegetable plots, to setting up stalls and opening food shops at the entrance of the town; from mother-in-law and daughter-in-law fighting against each other, to living together as a family. The bluestone road and the Oujiang River are long. In the slow time of the 1980s, Lin Xiulian used her fingers to make everything fly and fly, turning it into the unique fireworks and warmth of people in the water town.