Siheyuan: Crush Every Enemy

First of all, in 1951, there was still military control, and there was no such thing as a supervisor. That only started after martial law ended. Secondly, a person who has lived through the war-torn times will casually touch a person wearing official clothes? He is still the kind of official who happens to be in charge of himself. Emmm, how many brainless/dead people would have such an idea? Third, gold is exchanged for materials and technology. Haha, in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the country vigorously recycled gold. On the surface, gold transactions were not allowed. All gold had to be exchanged at the national bank, and large amounts of gold were not allowed to be collected in private hands. Therefore, if you want to get gold, you can only find someone to exchange it for supplies on the black market. And in 1951, who would exchange gold for things? The capitalists and the Eight Banners disciples all used part of their family's gold to respond to the country's call, but hid the rest deeply and would not take it out until it was a matter of life and death. The best opportunity to exchange for gold is during the three-year disaster period. In order to survive, too many people are willing to exchange valuable gold and antiques for food.

In 1951, the military control system was still in place. Where did the streets and uncles come from? The protagonists were still martyrs and members of the security team. How awesome are they to be kicked out?

If the system can only be redeemed with gold, then what's the point?