Rebirth 1980: Fishing and Hunting to Prosperity and Strengthen the Nation
by 浅浪拥秋
An accident sends Lin Shanhe back to 1980, to a fishing village by the river in Northeast China. His family is so poor they can't put food on the table, his younger siblings are so hungry they're swollen, and his old father is wracked with injuries and illness. In his past life, he watched his hometown sit on a treasure trove of river and mountains while generation after generation stayed trapped in poverty, missing the opportunities of the times. Back in this year, he holds decades of memories and modern knowledge of fishing, hunting, and aquaculture. Breaking ice to fish in the bitter winter, foraging in the mountains for treasures, he relies on the gifts of the great river and forests to first fill his family's bellies. Villagers doubt him, officials suspect him, outside traders drive down prices, and blizzards, river waters, and wild beasts are deadly threats at every turn. As life gradually improves, Lin Shanhe no longer focuses only on his own family's food and warmth. He cultivates fish fry, builds aquaculture bases, improves fishing gear, taps Northeast China's distinctive resources, and ships high-quality aquatic products across the country. When he submits plans for aquatic breeding and cold-chain preservation, the nation sees the enormous potential hidden in this black soil and great river. From one household in a fishing village having enough to eat, to driving the entire riverside region to prosperity, he step by step fills gaps in China's aquatic industry and adds a hefty stroke to the nation's food security. Through snowy blizzards and cold rivers, living by fishing and hunting. While others still struggle for a mouthful of coarse grain, Lin Shanhe has already ridden the long winds of the era, leading his fellow villagers out on a road to prosperity that belongs to Northeast China, helping the nation stride forward! — Description from novelcodex.org
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