Passionate Years: Days of Fishing and Hunting in Beidahuang

In the early years following liberation, as the nation sought to rebuild from the ground up, young Jiang Chaoyang made a defining choice in 1955: he devoted himself entirely to the vast, untamed wilderness of Beidahuang. Confronted with both the boundless bounty of the black soil and the extreme deprivation of a frontier settlement, he led his teammates in fishing and hunting to survive while taking root in the wasteland to defend and cultivate the borderlands for the country. Leveraging his foresight to navigate the era's challenges and avoid costly missteps, Jiang contributed his utmost to the national cause. Throughout these passionate years, he steadily rose from an urban youth supporting the frontier to become the guiding force of Beidahuang, a driving advocate for the food industry, and ultimately the steward of the nation’s granary.