Struggle***

Writing about the Soviet Union is like a stubborn birch in the wilderness, and must face the cold wind of Siberia with difficulty. The anxiety when you are stuck, and the repeated consideration when revising the marked issues are the necessary tempering of the soul in the ideal melting pot. Aren't the figures in the writings who struggle, choose, and burn in the tide and storm of the times mirror images of ourselves? When the last Bolshevik figure finally burns out on the page, the temperature of his embers will eventually penetrate the years and scorch the hearts of countless followers.

It was quite interesting to watch it, and it reminded me of the dark conspiracy novels I read in the early years, and the bizarre and bizarre stories about the time when the old man and the others got together to celebrate cattle. True true false false false true true. Who can tell the twists and turns inside? It's rare to be confused.

Author: Do you dare to touch the Sochi fishery case?

Behind each humorous story is a heavy historical background.

Yes, it's full of the black humor of the year, as well as profound reflections, like a work of art

It's quite funny, there are a lot of little words [cover face][face cover][face cover]

The more you know, the harder it feels [eating melon]

Yes, come on, author

Watching the Soviet Union collapse step by step