From the Start, I'm an Engineer, and I Beat Silly Zhu to a Pulp

You need 100 bicycle tickets to buy a bicycle. You are so imaginative of history.

I haven't watched much of the live broadcast, and I've never gone shopping. How could there be any comparable modern makeup techniques in that era? Can I still be stunned when I see Yu Haitang?????

You** call a woman who is a generation older than you an old sister-in-law?

First of all: In those days, jobs were all assigned. You just went to the unit directly with a letter of introduction to apply for employment. Where was the interview? Another thing: the male protagonist returned from studying in the Soviet Union. Will the country assign the male protagonist to the ** unit of the steel rolling mill? If it were put on the front line for training, it would also be the Beijing Iron and Steel Plant. After the training period, you will definitely be transferred directly to a higher-level unit, either to various research institutes or to a military factory. This is normal. Finally, the actor actually needs 100 bicycle tickets to buy a bicycle??? Don't confuse bike tickets with industrial vouchers! To buy a bicycle, you use a bicycle ticket and add money to buy a bicycle. You can buy a bicycle without a bicycle ticket, but you need a certain amount of industrial coupons and money. In the 1960s, various bills such as grain books, bicycle tickets, and industrial coupons only allowed you to qualify for purchases. Once you had the tickets, you had to spend money before you could buy things. Of course, there are also some special tickets that can be exchanged for things directly. The places where such bills can be used are exclusively for shopping malls within major institutions, but not outside supply and marketing cooperatives.

At that time, engineers who returned from studying abroad would all be assigned, so why did you need to go to the interview yourself? What are you doing?

How much salary does Xu Damao get? Why is it only a thousand yuan in half a year?

The first part is about more than 10 years abroad, and the second part is about black and white TV. It was only after 1957 that China had some programs. The Pigfoot family has been buying ghost TV abroad for more than ten years.

Author ** Ah, in those days, countries with talented people who returned from studying abroad would treat you as a treasure, and would also let you be bullied. If you were bullied by a beast, as long as you said something to the superiors, the superiors would help you and beat the beast to death.

Is this author a graduate of a mental hospital? This writing was written in an era when college graduates who returned to China had to find jobs on their own. You can pay whatever you want.

I hope this author won't write the same thing again, the kind that relies on relationships and handles things lightly.