Siheyuan: I Rushed to Get Divorced, Now I Weep Bitter Tears

Regarding the salary issue, the salary of a level 2 electrician is RMB 20? The normal salary for an apprentice like a general fitter is 17 or more, then the first-level formal worker is more than 25, and the second-level formal worker is more than 35. Not to mention that electricians in the 1960s were skilled workers, and there was a shortage of electricians everywhere. The second-level electrician salary is definitely more than 35, right? Didn't you check the information before writing this? If it really doesn't work, go to Baidu and look up the salary tables from the 1960s.

After all, if you have played it yourself, you won't let others play it even if you die! It's better for you, or do you have nothing to do with it, and you've already played with it and let others play with it? It feels a bit heartless! Moreover, it was difficult to get divorced in that era. A married woman's daughter would throw water out of her mind and regard her husband as the top priority. This book is poisonous.

Can you write it according to the original work? A fitter turned electrician, no brains?

He also set up a stall to sell pork. Yesterday I saw a news that anyone who sold his own cloth tickets would be criticized. It was still in 1979. Today I saw a news that an old man in Shanghai was shot for selling his own rope in 1965.

Commentary on the chapters of "Siheyuan: I was busy with divorce at first, but now I am crying" [003] Jia Zhang cut off his beard and Xiao Yiran raised pigs (please give me flowers and votes!) Written by the 80-year-old.

Was it so easy to get divorced in those days? Besides, with the behavior of the Siheyuan Jia family, they would marry a rural person who is not a virgin. That's bullshit.

What does he eat when he has no work? Where does the food come from? **Author

I don't even think about what era it was back then, an era when fame was so great. After Jia's death, why didn't Qin remarry? In an era when you could marry a chicken as you please, people could still get divorced casually.

Commentary on the chapters of "Siheyuan: I was busy with divorce at first, but now I am crying" [010] I met an old lady on the road, setting up a stall selling pork (please give me flowers and votes!).

The more I write about this courtyard, the more outrageous it becomes.