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The Fisher Widow's Rise: Building a Cooperative with Her Child in the 1980s
The Fisher Widow's Rise: Building a Cooperative with Her Child in the 1980s Plot:
Set in an isolated fishing village in the early 1980s, kind widow Shen Lan adopts abandoned baby Xiaoyu despite villagers' prejudice and gossip. She expected a harder life, but Xiaoyu unexpectedly brings good fortune. Shen Lan decides to split from her family, and with full support from her four brothers, she develops a farming and fishing cooperative by reclaiming wasteland, gradually escaping poverty. When natural disasters strike, she leads villagers to resist at the forefront, finally turning the backward village into a well-reputed model village.
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