Wiki & Encyclopedia: Rebirth 60 With Space

A former 21st-century orphan who died saving someone and was reborn into the year 1960. In this life, he is a railway police officer and a martyr's orphan who inherits a mystical space after being wounded by a thief.

A fierce-looking thief with a facial scar stretching from his left eye to his mouth. He stabbed Lin Hao with a dagger during a pursuit at the railway station.

A railway police officer in his late twenties and Lin Hao's designated mentor at the station. He is a dedicated colleague who stayed by Lin Hao's side during his hospitalization.

The Director of the Railway Station Police Station and a former close comrade-in-arms of Lin Hao's late father. He is a tall, rugged man over 185cm who treats Lin Hao like his own son.

A young medical worker with a round face and distinct features who attended to Lin Hao's recovery at the hospital.

An elder figure who looks after Lin Hao and granted him three days of leave after his injury.

A sentry guarding the entrance of the black market who collects entrance fees from buyers and sellers.

A young worker at the cultural relics store, around sixteen or seventeen years old, described as thin with quick-witted eyes. He assists Lin Hao in finding watches and paintings.

A simpler, more straightforward worker at the cultural relics store who assists Lin Hao with the heavy furniture items.

An employee at the state-owned restaurant who manages orders and payments, reflecting the egalitarian 'worker class' attitude of the 1960s.

Uncle Wang's wife who treats Lin Hao as her own son. She is a caring, round-faced woman who works in the neighborhood committee.

Uncle Wang's youngest son, a clever and mischievous seven or eight-year-old boy who deeply admires and depends on Lin Hao.

Uncle Wang's eldest daughter, who is approximately the same age as Lin Hao.

Uncle Wang's second daughter, a fifteen-year-old girl currently in her growth phase.

The Director of the Neighborhood Committee and the wife of Uncle Wang. She manages Lin Hao's grain rations and looks after his domestic affairs.

An elderly neighbor living in the courtyard who works at a waste collection station. He formerly owned gold bars and antiques, and has a fondness for drinking alcohol.

A meat seller in the black market who operates with four burly men, selling pork by the crate using traditional grain scales.

A vendor in the black market selling domestic eggs; she kindly gives Lin Hao her handmade crate after he purchases her entire stock.

A middle-aged man in patched clothes and muddy shoes who smokes a tobacco pipe. He is an experienced antique seller knowledgeable in trade etiquette and possesses high-quality Ming Dynasty artifacts.

A veteran and the Deputy Chief of the Security Section at the Red Star Steel Rolling Mill. He serves as a manager in the courtyard and shows concern for Lin Hao's well-being.

An elderly man in his forties who wears glasses and manages the old library. He assists Lin Hao in finding rare medical and technical texts.

A famous Tang Dynasty physician and the historical author of the Essential Formulas for Emergencies (Qianjin Fang).

A renowned Ming Dynasty medical expert who spent twenty-seven years compiling the Compendium of Materia Medica.

An appraiser and clerk at the Cultural Relics Store who processes Lin Hao's large purchases of furniture and luxury watches.

A resident of Courtyard No. 95 known for his extreme frugality and calculating nature, often trying to benefit from others' resources.

The seven or eight-year-old son of Third Grandpa, nicknamed Hu zi. He leads the local children and is the first to approach Lin Hao when smelling the cooked meat.

A legendary historical jade carving master whose signature is found on exquisite jade plaques discovered by Lin Hao.

Also known as Guan Yu, a deified historical figure representing loyalty and righteousness. Lin Hao wears a jade plaque of him for protection and to deter evil-doers.

A prominent leader in the black market, also known as Boss Hu. He is a shrewd but principled businessman who values rules and reliability in underground trading.

A sturdy man and subordinate of Hu Jun responsible for logistics, preparing carts, and recording weights during transactions.

An impatient subordinate of Hu Jun who handles the physical labor of weighing goods and moving crates.

Hu Jun's younger brother who bears a strong facial resemblance to him. He is the trusted custodian of the money and ration coupons during large transactions.

Xue Qingshan's son, an energetic and straightforward boy who is very fond of Lin Hao's cooking.

Previously referred to as the Old Man, he is an educated but impoverished elder from a formerly wealthy family. He acts as a broker for his circle of friends to sell high-quality antiques to Lin Hao to survive the famine.

A friend of Old Li and a fellow collector of antiques. He is skeptical of Lin Hao's purchasing power but is desperate to sell his family heirlooms because his family can no longer afford food.

A member of Old Li's social circle of antique owners who are looking to sell their family treasures during the difficult economic times.

A ticket peddler in the black market also known as Xiao Liu Zi. He specializes in sourcing high-grade ration coupons for cigarettes and alcohol and acts as a scout for Lin Hao.

A plump elder sales assistant at the supply and marketing cooperative. She is impressed by Lin Hao's generosity and handsome appearance, briefly considering him as a potential match for her sixteen-year-old niece.

A sales assistant at the supply and marketing cooperative and a colleague of Li Feng. She secretly considers Lin Hao as a potential suitor for her own sister-in-law due to his apparent wealth.

The captain of a rural civil defense patrol team from Li Family Village. He is deeply grateful to Director Wang and treats Lin Hao with great respect, eventually agreeing to help him source grain seeds.

One of several elderly men at the black market who sells antique treasures. Also known as Li Lao Si, he is knowledgeable about relics and values Lin Hao as a wealthy and reliable customer.

One of the elder associates of Elder Li who deals in antiques at the black market.

One of the elder associates of Elder Li who deals in antiques at the black market.

The specific alias or designation for Elder Li used by neighbors in Mao'er Alley.

A petite woman who completely dominates her husband, Old Wang, often disciplining him by pulling his ears.

The political instructor of the railway police station. A university graduate with a scholarly appearance who wears glasses, he is surprisingly bold and generous, resembling a sturdy man from Northern China. He is credited with maintaining the station's excellence and looking after the welfare of the staff.

A colleague at the railway police station who belongs to a different patrol team.