Reborn in the 80s: Reclaiming a Stolen Life.

Summary

The story revolves around two cousins who, after dropping out of school, excitedly return home with their earnings from selling fresh catches. Their aunt, Ge Jin Hua, manages the money, emphasizing the importance of saving and sharing. The family dynamics reveal traditional views, particularly from Grandma, who believes women should marry for security. Tensions arise as children feel unequal in sharing the spoils, highlighting the struggles of rural life and the economic disparities within the family. Ultimately, the narrative reflects on the value of hard work, familial expectations, and the quest for respect in a challenging environment.

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