
In the Red Age of the World, the Refrigerator is Refreshed Every Day
by Dark Stone
About This Novel
Introduction: Carry a double-door refrigerator and travel through different red eras. Scarcity of supplies? Hard times? Let's still live our lives calmly and happily! Original plot from the heavens, multiple lines of life, and a turbulent time together. Eight chapters, exciting and exciting: 1. Factory cadres walking out of Shikumen, the magical capital 2. Fireworks Day in Kyoto Grand Courtyard The turmoil of the 1930s and 1950s 4. The prodigal son returns with gold: a great turnaround 5. Modern City: The Prince of China Entertainment Begins as the Best Actor in Venice 6. Leading the whole family: from country to town 7. The small citizens of the Republic of China 8. The years of educated youth that temper youth With the confidence to refresh the refrigerator every day, in the years of burning passion, live a different and wonderful life!
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Official(67)Scraped 1mo ago
This author doesn't listen to anyone's advice. Mandarin is Mandarin, don't add Mandarin to Shanghai, it will be very awkward whether listening to or reading. The common language across the country is Mandarin. Author, why don't you take the ordinary path?
Real ink stains
I had seen this novel before, because it was on the bestseller list. I didn't see the content behind it, so I couldn't stand the front part. I'm from Heilongjiang, and I hate the dialect aspect when I see rural novels written about Northeast China. Can you just write a few chapters in the first few chapters to let everyone know which place you are writing a novel about? There are so many dialects, and it doesn't matter whether others can understand it or not, or whether it's comfortable or not, you just have to watch it all at once, right? Another thing, regarding family, I understand that the eldest brother in the family has selfish motives for his wife after getting married, and I also understand that I look down on my brother who has no job at home, but is he a mute? Ah? Why didn't I see this thing talking at home from beginning to end? I know that my brother has found a good job on his own, and his eyes are complicated as he eats the delicious food his brother brought back. There are some changes in his eyes. Re-examine, what's the use of you? It's up to you? I heard that the brother who went to the countryside was not doing well and needed thick quilts and food stamps, but he didn't say anything. Finally, he lowered his head and said, "If it's more complicated, your eyeballs will be screwed up by me. How can I look at him and not like him?" There are so many adjectives, and the descriptions are so detailed, that I thought for a moment that what I was reading was not an online article, but a traditional literature. Did the person named Li in the office change the document, or the leader's speech, and let the leader lose such an adult in other places, and finally change the milk powder ticket to forget about the past?
I can't understand Shanghainese. It's best to switch back to Mandarin. Just know where you are from.
Let's be honest. If my brother wants to go to the countryside by himself again, he will be ashamed of himself, but you are still nice to him, I feel speechless.
Yo! Still writing? I can't understand the Shanghai dialect.
I've read dozens of chapters
I've read dozens of chapters and I don't understand why the words are always written in dialect. Is it because I can't type in Mandarin? Is what you write meant to be read only by locals or by a wide range of book lovers? This is the first time I have read a novel written entirely in dialect. The chapters are inked and the dialect is the biggest flaw.
Master Hu only reads novels, and few others watch. .
In the first chapter, I was persuaded to leave after entering 😋
I don't know if it's the low number of words or the author's writing habits, or the way the environment and manner modify the writing. Half of an article is nonsense, some are well written, and some feel very stiff. Change it
At least half of a chapter is filled with nonsense adjectives, and anyone could write several chapters. Procrastination
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Official(67)Scraped 1mo ago
This author doesn't listen to anyone's advice. Mandarin is Mandarin, don't add Mandarin to Shanghai, it will be very awkward whether listening to or reading. The common language across the country is Mandarin. Author, why don't you take the ordinary path?
Real ink stains
I had seen this novel before, because it was on the bestseller list. I didn't see the content behind it, so I couldn't stand the front part. I'm from Heilongjiang, and I hate the dialect aspect when I see rural novels written about Northeast China. Can you just write a few chapters in the first few chapters to let everyone know which place you are writing a novel about? There are so many dialects, and it doesn't matter whether others can understand it or not, or whether it's comfortable or not, you just have to watch it all at once, right? Another thing, regarding family, I understand that the eldest brother in the family has selfish motives for his wife after getting married, and I also understand that I look down on my brother who has no job at home, but is he a mute? Ah? Why didn't I see this thing talking at home from beginning to end? I know that my brother has found a good job on his own, and his eyes are complicated as he eats the delicious food his brother brought back. There are some changes in his eyes. Re-examine, what's the use of you? It's up to you? I heard that the brother who went to the countryside was not doing well and needed thick quilts and food stamps, but he didn't say anything. Finally, he lowered his head and said, "If it's more complicated, your eyeballs will be screwed up by me. How can I look at him and not like him?" There are so many adjectives, and the descriptions are so detailed, that I thought for a moment that what I was reading was not an online article, but a traditional literature. Did the person named Li in the office change the document, or the leader's speech, and let the leader lose such an adult in other places, and finally change the milk powder ticket to forget about the past?
I can't understand Shanghainese. It's best to switch back to Mandarin. Just know where you are from.
Let's be honest. If my brother wants to go to the countryside by himself again, he will be ashamed of himself, but you are still nice to him, I feel speechless.
Yo! Still writing? I can't understand the Shanghai dialect.
I've read dozens of chapters
I've read dozens of chapters and I don't understand why the words are always written in dialect. Is it because I can't type in Mandarin? Is what you write meant to be read only by locals or by a wide range of book lovers? This is the first time I have read a novel written entirely in dialect. The chapters are inked and the dialect is the biggest flaw.
Master Hu only reads novels, and few others watch. .
In the first chapter, I was persuaded to leave after entering 😋
I don't know if it's the low number of words or the author's writing habits, or the way the environment and manner modify the writing. Half of an article is nonsense, some are well written, and some feel very stiff. Change it
At least half of a chapter is filled with nonsense adjectives, and anyone could write several chapters. Procrastination












