The 1950s: Bringing a Portable Space to the City for Prosperity

Yang Bing travels back in time to the 1950s, where he joins his mother and younger sister after being brought to Beijing by their father, a retired soldier. Together, the family begins a new life within a traditional courtyard house, navigating an era marked by scarce resources and widespread reconstruction. Yang Bing possesses a unique system with a portable space that refreshes with supplies daily, providing essentials such as flour and rice, along with occasional rare items. Spanning several decades from the early years of the nation's development through to the return of Hong Kong, Yang Bing leverages these advantages to guide his family toward a path of lasting prosperity and comfort.