The Siheyuan Compound in the 1960S: I'm Eight, but I Have Twenty Years of Work Experience?

This book is really good, showing daily trivial matters in the 1960s from a child's perspective. The writing is delicate and the characters are vivid. I highly recommend it. I don't have much to say. I hope the author will write well. I don't want to see the shadow of Hongcheng again. Come on!

I have read many chronological books, and this masterpiece made me very happy. Because of my age, there are too many differences in the writings of many years. Even if I save my brain, I can't look straight at it [covering my face], which leads to abandoning the writings. And this work makes me feel as if I am close to that era again. When I was a child, I always listened to adults telling some things about their youth or childhood, which was very cordial. The place that makes me feel the best is that it happened in Beijing. The alleys that accompanied me growing up and the names of various places can evoke many memories for me. Thank you to the author for checking the information and writing with such care. At the same time, it uses humorous language and a highly immersive description. Strongly recommended reading [Like] [Love]

It's a pretty good story about the age of rebirth. Every character is very unique. The childhood sweetheart Meizi, the eldest brother with a pig-like face and a bright heart, the second sister with a cold face and a warm heart, and the protagonist Baogen the zebra. Each character is vivid and vivid. I look forward to more exciting sequels.

I have read it to 193 so far, and I feel that this is a more rigorous and enjoyable book. Many things are based on checking the information. Any mistakes will be corrected after readers point them out. Some controversial parts will be provided with pictures to provide evidence. The causal relationship between the career progress of the people around the protagonist and the award-winning class of the protagonist is reasonable but the logic is relatively bland. When the protagonist trades with others in Goudong, the price is fair and he will not lower the price just because of the number of things in his hand. It can be seen that he hopes more people can survive. A minor criticism in the previous reviews of this book was that the second sister had a preconception that the protagonist was not that smart, but the author cleverly solved this misunderstanding in the later stage.

There were so many jokes that made me laugh and cry, the plot was not sluggish, and the characters were vivid. The villain will not be forcibly demoted, and it's great to read novels without having to store your brain. I've seen some novels that treat others as fools, or have a domineering attitude, and those who have the ability will accept them, or the protagonist with a gold finger will win... Garlic bird 🐦 Don't bully me. But Xiaoyao's novel is really good! Why is the rating so low? It shouldn't be ~ so many old bookworms think it's really good.

It's really good-looking, um, and very funny [crying with laughter]

The plot is exciting, the family ties, and the growth of the country are well written. The author has a single female protagonist who has no other ambiguities and is guaranteed. The female protagonist is also very cute. The disadvantage is that the male protagonist's relationship is laid out too early. Although he is very cute, he is a childhood sweetheart, but it is inevitable that he will feel a little bit dumb because the protagonist is reborn. However, these are just hints in the form of jokes, and the plot is too good. This can be ignored. If only there was a patch to say that Meizi was his wife in the previous life, then it wouldn't feel particularly strange.

It's really good. Not only is it a story about parents being cynical, but it also helped me understand a lot of things of that era from the perspective of the protagonist's children, including specific titles, a sense of honor, and a sense of belief. It was very interesting and humorous, and I never felt bored watching it. During the plots of the two primary school art performance dramas, I really shed tears unconsciously. To a certain extent, I feel that such a positive outlook and education are very much needed now.

It looks good, I love reading it, I will update it more, the writing style, and the content I like so much that I don't want to cut it anymore. The original book is also good, but I don't know why I cut it?

This unique period novel truly describes the hardships, struggles and dedication of the predecessors over the decades. The warm interactions between teachers, classmates and neighbors are very touching. The characters are both good and bad, unlike other period novels which are all selfish and intrigue. The characters are vivid, the writing style is humorous, and the protagonist is so cute that it makes people laugh. It's really good to watch.