
Famine Years: Farming and Raising Kids in the 1960S
饥荒年代,我在六零种田养娃
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- Completed
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- Modern Romance
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- Period Fiction
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- 1y ago
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Good books are like this. There are 2 chapters every day. Several books on the bookshelf are like this. It makes me anxious.
The history of suffering during the hungry years should be made known to people. The situation was more difficult than it was written to be. Cherish food, cherish food, and you must cherish food.
There is a reason for the low rating. The idea is good, but the heroine seems particularly naive.
I was always looking forward to something happening, thinking about some breakthrough or something, but the ending just came, unexpected but natural. The ordinary life, with daily firewood, rice, oil, salt, sauce, vinegar and tea, is full of fireworks. Having a system but clinging to it is also in line with the heroine's character. You can also read it when you are short of books.
Overall, it's good, except that my parents and sister-in-law are all good, so I feel really unhappy about them taking advantage of me. I might as well not have this husband and get another one.
The heroine's mother-in-law's parents are very good. I think the three sisters-in-law are pretty good and suitable for life. However, I feel a little sorry for the elder sister-in-law. She also has problems after eating. However, his two sisters-in-law were pregnant in the lean years. It is certain that they were in a bad mood. If the family was not separated at that time, his family must have suffered. However, he also has two children of his own, and he also has two mouths to eat. If you think about it, it doesn't hurt. The second sister-in-law is a bit arrogant, but not too hateful. The main reason is that the heroine helped her mother's family, and she didn't become so arrogant later. During the lean years, he was the biggest vested beneficiary of this family. What nonsense can he say? The third sister-in-law is the only daughter of his father. His father can keep bees and has a hot spring. The two of them can live together. They have saved a lot of property over the years and have different confidence.
It's okay, but the heroine is too generous and I can't stand it anymore.
It's a good write-up, but sugar was very expensive in those days, so I wouldn't use it to put fairy tofu in it.
This book is really beautifully written! It's a shame that it ended so suddenly. While I was reading it, I thought to myself, how could such a beautiful book only have an 8.3 Rating? Why is it only 8.3 Points? The abrupt ending was really surprising.
It's very good-looking. It's not the kind of person who just comes up and makes a fortune everywhere with a golden finger. It's true that it's plain and simple.