This book, which does not advocate violence, presents a unique picture of life that began in the 1950s and 1960s. The story of the protagonist Li Xiangyang is full of unique excitement.
When Li Xiangyang was fourteen years old, he traveled to the courtyard next door to Qingman Courtyard. He was born in a family of cooks and had a unique talent for cooking. At only twenty years old, he became a second-class chef with his superb cooking skills. His monthly salary was as high as eighty-seven and a half yuan, which was a considerable income at that time.
Time came to five or six years ago, and the country was in a special period of repaying Big Brother's debt. Li Xiangyang actively responded to the country's call and used his savings to buy four houses in the front yard of Qingman Courtyard. This was undoubtedly a considerable asset and gave him a stable foothold.
This book is not for ordinary people to read.