Through the Great Famine: The Teenager Who Protected His Family and Turned the Tide

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Eighteen-year-old high school student Lin Chuan stayed up late working part-time to raise money for his mother's medical bills. When he woke up, he found himself in a barren northwest village in 1960—his sick mother was secretly giving the only corn bun to his young sister, and the village bully was banging on the door to seize their only half-acre of farmland. With no "golden fingers" except the hybrid breeding knowledge from high school biology class, he secretly reclaimed wasteland behind the mountain to plant potatoes and made a homemade distiller from a broken copper basin to boil brown sugar for food. But the bully framed him for "speculation" and tried to get him criticized. His mother hit her forehead and bled while protecting him, and his sister cried, pulling his衣角: "Brother, don't get taken away—I don't want the bun anymore." Clenching his teeth, Lin Chuan used wisdom to counter the bully's schemes and taught villagers modern methods to grow high-yield crops. From a "poor boy who couldn't eat enough" to the "village's grain expert," when his mother bit into a white steamed bun with tears of joy and his sister wore a new dress, he realized: the most touching turnaround is to protect the people you cherish.