Sent to the Countryside in the 1970S, the Female Educated Youth Farms to Feed Her Family

It's not bad. The plot of the novel is different from others. It's not so exaggerated, it's in line with the facts, and there are many conflicts. It's quite interesting. [Laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying]

The story is not bad, the pace is tight, and there is no space for the characters. Goldfinger is just a chronicle of hard work step by step. You can read it.

Well written! I am also an educated youth. I went to Xinmin County, Liaoning Province for six years in the early 1970s. The life of an educated youth described in the book is more realistic, but the names are different. Thumbs up to the author!

Plain, true and not exaggerated against the current background, written deeply and deeply

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The plot of the story is very good, but a lot of it is not in line with the life of that era. It feels like it describes life in recent years.

I have read a few chapters and found it very good and engaging. The author is also very down-to-earth, so I decided to keep reading. Qingdao City Sister Ma

The writing is very real and touching. Although the protagonist is older than me, I have also experienced the changes in rural life and political environment, and there are not too many excellent characters. It is a good book and worth appreciating!

Well, it's well written, pretty good. Overall, it's very good. The only thing is that there are too many typos. The previous part about Jiang Wan's preparations before going to the countryside is when she asked her friend's brother for a ticket. She also mentioned that she bought a bicycle ticket from her friend's brother. In the end, they only used the bicycle tickets to buy bicycles. Also, when Jiang Rong got married, the article should have written that Jiang Rong would be shy, not Jiang Wan. Anyway, it makes people uncomfortable to watch. Another point is that in kindergartens at that time, people were called aunties, not teachers. Only in current kindergartens are teachers called teachers. Jiang Wan is also a child with a hard life. Her parents are both agricultural technicians. After they died in a car accident on the way back from an inspection trip, her grandparents' attitude towards her also changed. Her uncle and aunt's calculations against her, and her cousin's jealousy and displeasure towards her all led to her having no feelings for this family. So much so that she signed up to go to the countryside on her own to find a way out for herself. After coming to Ji Province, a few years later, because of her appearance and her ability to make money by writing, people in the countryside always missed her. I had no choice but to find my husband's family for me. Then I found Zheng Yujiang and got together with him, hand in hand for a lifetime. Zheng Yujiang was also a poor man. He was taken home by his adoptive parents shortly after he was born and abandoned him when he was in his teens. He grew up with the help of his uncle's family. He met and fell in love with Jiang Wan again, and they stayed together for a lifetime. In the end, not only did he become a winner in life, he also found his biological parents.

I especially like to read stories that reflect the real life of ordinary people, especially educated youth. In that era, all students had no choice but to go to the countryside. I am a third-generation educated youth, but I am closer to home than they went to the Northeast. As a student who grew up in the city, going to a distant and unfamiliar place, the conditions are difficult, and I really have to rely on my own strong will to survive those difficult days! I feel the same way after reading this article, and I hope the author can write more novels like this. I wish you health, happiness, and more good articles!