Siheyuan: Life Is Getting Better and Better

In the 1960s, the wages for machine workers in six regions were: 33 yuan for the first level, 38.6 For the second level, 45.2 For the third level, 52.8 For the fourth level, 61.17 For the fifth level, 72.3 Yuan for the sixth level, 84.5 For the seventh level, 99 yuan for the eighth level. The eighth level is the highest level. Welders, fitters, lathes, etc. Who do not have the ninth level are all mechanical workers. It would be better to look up some information when writing about that era. It feels so inconsistent that you made this up.

After three years here, I passed the first-level fitter examination in two years, and after another year, I passed the sixth-level fitter examination. From the first level to the sixth level in one year? Are there such frequent assessments? Don't look at length of service?

When will there be a book that directly sends the Jia family to prison in one step? It always repeats, you cause trouble, I will solve it, you cause trouble, I will solve it. It's endless and annoying to watch.

I asked, is the character of Pig's Foot now floating?

In the original play, the courtyard should have five entrances, but the first entrance to the back-seat room and the fifth entrance to the rear hood room were not expressed in the play. The main families in the play include 7 households with 23 people, occupying the best 21 rooms in the courtyard. If this is a standard five-entry courtyard house, according to the shots in the play, there should be 5 large and 20 small rooms left. It would be difficult to arrange the more than 100 people in the first household expressed in the play. In addition, the author is not quite right when he says that he is not very violent. The protagonist's focus is not on the Siheyuan, but he still shows no mercy to the people in the Siheyuan.

Damn, if you still wanted to have a harem at that time, you wanted to die.

Nowadays, unless we find interesting excision points, we don't want to look at courtyard houses. There are too many similar ones.

. . . The protagonist was a level 5 worker before the system, right? I was alone. How did it feel when I was eating when the system first came out to sign in?

Why does the protagonist know computer programming? If I had known that there were not many televisions in those days, and computers were not privately owned, and there were very few books about computers. How did the protagonist learn to program? Didn't anyone check the protagonist's identity and background?

Going to college in the 1960s was not a good choice!