Sixty's Woodshed Connects to Modern Times: Siblings Survive by Scavenging

After their father disappeared and their mother was bedridden following a difficult childbirth, they were forced to split from their heartless grandparents and live on their own.

Su Xiaoxiao and her brother Su Jin thought they would starve to death that winter. Unexpectedly, when their blood stained the door god image at the entrance of the woodshed, the two children found themselves transported to a modern wholesale market.

Everywhere, there were discarded vegetables—so they scavenged and scavenged!

Having enough to eat and drink was no longer a problem.

They soon discovered that plastic bottles and cardboard could also be sold for money—so of course, they scavenged those too!

By collecting discarded vegetables and recyclable waste, they worked their way toward prosperity and a comfortable life, enjoying white rice, fine flour, and fatty meat with every meal.