
I Was a Eldest Sister in the Northeast in the 1990S
九十年代我在东北当大姐
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 319k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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156Chapters
11Reads
8.0Score
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This book review starts from the perspective of family responsibilities and family ties, places the struggle and protection of the protagonist "eldest sister" in the grand background of the layoff wave in Northeast China in the 1990s, and emphasizes the squeeze and reshaping of family relationships by the external environment. The commentator tried to capture the kind of family bond that becomes more tenacious in difficult times, as well as the traditional eldest sister's role as a mother embodied in the "eldest sister". The language style tends to be warm and praising [praise] [praise] [praise] A bit like Cyclonus, nice looking
Looks good! Very exciting! The 1990s was a period of great development, and it could be said that there was gold everywhere! It is true that the heroine made money and became rich during this period, it is not an exaggeration or an exaggeration! Excellent novel! Worth a look! [Like][Like][Like]
This novel is really well written, with a unique and ingenious idea, and the ups and downs of the story, which are interlocking, making readers unable to put it down while reading. The beginning of the novel is fascinating. The heroine is obviously a woman. Her father favors boys over girls, so he gave her the name Li Hu. However, it also suits her character. She is very timid and not afraid of gangsters, which leads to a series of wonderful stories. The author has good literary skills, the language is fluent, popular and interesting, and the descriptions are exquisite and wonderful. It is worth reading and recommending, and giving it a five-star rating!
This book focuses on Huzi's individual survival philosophy, and his "ruthlessness" is a kind of primitive vitality that bursts out in a specific era. The personal struggle is extracted from the family story and is connected with the "rough folk customs" in Northeastern regional culture and the common state of low-level people "confronting their fate" in social changes. The language style is more grim, with a hint of literary analysis. Highly recommended for those who experienced that era and are interested in Northeastern dialect [Like]
This book is really good and deserves a five-star rating [send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart][send heart]
Good book recommendations, continue reading
This book writes about the reality of society beyond sight.
The writing is delicate and the storyline is compact. Thumbs up.
The story of the development of a domineering woman is very beautiful, the writing is very good, the plot is compact and not procrastinating, and it has received many positive reviews!
The writing is a bit like that era, come on... I hope the author will update it soon