[Era + educated youth going to the countryside + family planning + family disputes + officialdom]
Chen Mo, a ten thousand year officer in the 21st century, traveled through time and became a clerk of the Resettlement Office for Educated Youth in 1975.
This job is to replace a seriously ill mother.
But there was already an undercurrent in the family because of this job: my uncle's family regarded my mother's job as a "family resource."
The father pressed harder, hoping that his eldest brother would give up his job to his half-brother so that he could stay in the city.
Faced with the calculations and persecution of his relatives, he refused to give in. Since my brother has no job, let him be sent to the countryside.
Now, my brother no longer has to worry about not having a job.
In this special era, Chen Weidong has no foresight.
All he has is a vague memory of the torrent of history and a conscience that he doesn't want to lose.
In the cracks of rigid policies, he found flexibility in the "special hardship" clauses for the daughters of the "black five categories", pointed out the way to preserve dignity for desperate young people, and drew the warmth of humanity on the cold form.
A few years later, those who were almost crushed by the great wheel of the times always said at the dinner table: "Thanks to Director Chen's deal back then, our family survived."
Reader comments
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It's okay, I can watch it. The main problem is that it's tedious and the updates are slow.
It's okay for now, but we have to look at the future. Come on.
It looks okay, but there are too few, only about sixty or so, and I can't see anything special about it.
For now, it's okay, but too little.
There is something, the writing is good
The writing is okay, but there is something wrong with the title of the book. I can't tell it's an official book at all.
The writing is pretty good, but the author really doesn't understand some basic common sense about the 1970s. Keep up the good work.
It's okay, I just feel like I'm sure to win the paper, I'm not afraid of anything [face covering] I'm so awesome
It's okay, I can watch it. The main problem is that it's tedious and the updates are slow.
It's okay for now, but we have to look at the future. Come on.
It looks okay, but there are too few, only about sixty or so, and I can't see anything special about it.
For now, it's okay, but too little.
There is something, the writing is good
The writing is okay, but there is something wrong with the title of the book. I can't tell it's an official book at all.
The writing is pretty good, but the author really doesn't understand some basic common sense about the 1970s. Keep up the good work.