1981年,陈素珍已是50开外的人了。10年前。因为那个过来人都知道的遣返城镇人口的政策,她和3个儿子一齐被赶到乡下,不会干庄稼活的她吃尽了苦头。政策一允许返城.她立即把一家人的户口迁回县城,她想城里的活路总要多些。没有工作,没有收入。一大家人要吃要喝.儿子上学要学费。诸多问题尖锐而现实地逼到眼前。陈素珍见有人开始做起了生意.她心中那盏灯忽地亮了。早在70年代初,为了挣钱糊口,她就背起襁褓中的小儿子,到贵州、陕西一带偷偷摸摸地做茶叶生意。那真是提心吊胆的日子呀。做生意,做生意,这个念头像活鲜鲜的兔子 In 1981, Chen Suzhen was already 50 people outside. 10 years ago. Because of the policy of repatriating the urban population that everyone knows, she and her three sons were rushed to the countryside together. She would not suffer if she wouldn’t do the crops. Policy 1 allows returning to the city. She immediately relocated her family’s account to the county seat. She thought that there would always be more living in the city. No job, no income. A large family needs to eat and drink. The son has to pay for school. Many problems are sharp and realistic. Chen Suzhen saw someone starting to start a business. The light in her heart was bright. As early as the early 1970s, in order to make a living, she took up her youngest son and went to the Guizhou and Shaanxi provinces to do tea business in secret. That’s really scary days. Do business, do business, and read the live rabbit