Siheyuan, the Story After Returning from the Army

In the summer of 1952, before the ambush set in, Beijing was as hot as a big steamer. Young men and women all over the street were walking toward a three-story building. They were chatting enthusiastically, and everyone's face looked like it was painted with red dye. There is a steamed bun shop just on the roadside. In the steamed bun shop, a boy is talking to a young man. The young man asked as he ate the steamed buns. The young man was busy with what he was doing, kneading the dough for a while and putting it on the basket. He was very busy, but he also had to deal with the young man's questions casually. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.