Returning to 1983 Starts with Showing Outdoor Movies

[This book is purely chronology, daily life in the neighborhood, farming and raising children] [No pretense, no slap in the face, just warm and unforgettable scenes of people living in cave dwellings in the Northwest in the 1980s] The language and text are good and have a sense of time. When Niu Youtie was full of ambition and enjoying the happiness of his family, he returned to the poor days of eating chaffy vegetables. There are only two simple black cave dwellings in front of me, backed by the rough and barren Loess Plateau, and only two acres and three-quarters of thin fields that rely on the sky for food. The beloved mother-in-law in the previous life is no longer there. The only comfort is that I still have two sons. So he chose to rely on the mountains to eat, farm, hunt, raise children, and engage in breeding... While enjoying the gifts brought by the mountains, he also enjoyed the wonderful life of the 1980s. The second son was mute in his previous life. It didn't matter. I had a way to make him a perfect person. It doesn't matter that the eldest son is a bastard and has no future, the family will take care of him. Life is prosperous, and it would be great to find a stepmother for the two children. It seems that Xu Zhishu's good daughter will be good. There are too many regrets left in the past life, and it is time to make up for it in this life. Enjoy a beautiful life and reminisce about a loving relationship... Let's see how Niu Youtie performs. [In the age of innocence, daily life in the neighborhood, hunting in the mountains, farming and raising children] [Innocent love in the 1980s] [Beautiful life scenes when the fathers lived in cave dwellings]

The overall text is okay, and there is a sense of age. The plot starts with treating the eldest son. The plot is compact and the continuity seems good. Later, I made money through marriage introduction, which was very good and full of highlights. People in the 1980s focused on their parents' orders, and the matchmaker's words were very reasonable and not exaggerated. The overall feeling is good. The only drawback is that the author uses the local Longdong dialect, which is not very friendly to some readers. Of course, overall it is quite good and worth recommending.

A very good chronicle, a story about cave dwellings in the Longdong area, with good language issues and very local characteristics. It has a good sense of age. Worth a look. It's really hard to read a book like this without reading one.

The novels describing the Northwest and Longdong regions have a sense of an ordinary world. The author's treatment of illness at the beginning is very well written, very real and refreshing. It's just that it's only 30,000 words now. I'll save it now and look forward to the follow-up.