The 26-year-old Dachang social animal had been involved in internal affairs all year round. He died suddenly after staying up late.
Open your eyes and travel back to the turbulent Beijing of 1962
Give up on the internal examination of the college entrance examination, rely on good opportunities to get an iron job within the system, and firmly establish a foothold in the capital.
Say goodbye to the noisy military compound and move to a simple hutong courtyard.
Slowly enjoy the fireworks in the Hutong, the daily routine of the neighborhood, and the passing of time.
Perform your duties in a low-key manner at work, and spend your daily life leisurely after get off work.
No fights, no disturbances, leisurely eating melons, planting vegetables and lying down, and you will be safe year after year.
[Beijing Hutong + Military Compound + Eating Melon in Hutong + Slow Line Growth]
[No golden fingers + Buddhist rational heroine]
Reader comments
There are few articles that specifically write about those ten years. I think most of them are skipped, either going to the countryside or hiding in remote areas after military marriages. This article is written with a feeling of turmoil. Under the wave of history, even if you know the future, you will be overwhelmed. The heroine was quite cheerful at first, but became more and more reserved later on. The second one I'm reading now is about archival work. Fairy work, fairy colleagues, fairy office! ! ! The male lead is currently getting along quite reasonably, I feel the relationship is pretty good, and his life is going well step-by-step. It just so happened that the last book was hurt by the best, but this one didn't have the best, which suited my taste. Looking forward to the follow-up.
Yes, it is a relatively unpopular change of genre among the many period novels I have read. Other period novels skipped those ten years, or did not write at all and directly wrote about the hometown or the story after the resumption of the college entrance examination. I have seen so many books, and this is the only one that allows me to understand what it was like at that time.
It's a rare article that doesn't go to the countryside or the black market. I really like this kind of daily-oriented article. However, I don't know if the author wants to write a control group or what he means. The heroine's friend is engaged and married to the heroine. The heroine and Xu joined the company in the same year. The heroine graduated from high school and Xu graduated from college. That means Xu is four years older than the heroine. The heroine has no partner because she has observed filial piety for three years. What is Xu's reason for? Xu has a good family background and a good job. He is a college student, but he insisted on waiting for the heroine to finish the blind date before arranging Xu's blind date. Wu is two years younger than the heroine, has just graduated from a technical secondary school, and has not been in the workplace for a long time. He is also rushing to get married at about the same time as the heroine. From the description, the author arranges for different partners for the three girls, and it is difficult not to suspect that they are the control group. In fact, there is nothing wrong with writing a control group. There are just three girls of different ages. There is no need to get married at the same time.
When I read it, I read it too quickly and didn't realize it. When I listened to the book, I realized that the author wished he could mentally describe every action of each person, such as the action of opening the door, the movement of walking, the writing, the enamel jar, and then an emotional description of the sunlight, wind, fallen leaves, sunset, etc.
Not to mention anything else, I just want to divide it into more paragraphs. If you put a long paragraph together, your eyes will be dizzy.
The writing is very good, the writing is elegant and can withstand scrutiny. It is also in line with the situation of the time and does not look like a novice.
It's quite immersive to feel the background of the times at that time.
So far, it looks good, nothing rough.
It's well written, the writing is good, and the storyline is solid.
The content is good, but typos are not checked
The content is not bad, it is relatively rare in the culture of the era, and the overall pace is very slow.
The rhythm is very steady and the writing is smooth. Every little thing is clearly written but not boring. It is rare that there are no big moves to quarrel with each other, but the level of excitement has not decreased [heartfelt]
It's well written, the only thing is that it has CP
There are few articles that specifically write about those ten years. I think most of them are skipped, either going to the countryside or hiding in remote areas after military marriages. This article is written with a feeling of turmoil. Under the wave of history, even if you know the future, you will be overwhelmed. The heroine was quite cheerful at first, but became more and more reserved later on. The second one I'm reading now is about archival work. Fairy work, fairy colleagues, fairy office! ! ! The male lead is currently getting along quite reasonably, I feel the relationship is pretty good, and his life is going well step-by-step. It just so happened that the last book was hurt by the best, but this one didn't have the best, which suited my taste. Looking forward to the follow-up.
Yes, it is a relatively unpopular change of genre among the many period novels I have read. Other period novels skipped those ten years, or did not write at all and directly wrote about the hometown or the story after the resumption of the college entrance examination. I have seen so many books, and this is the only one that allows me to understand what it was like at that time.
It's a rare article that doesn't go to the countryside or the black market. I really like this kind of daily-oriented article. However, I don't know if the author wants to write a control group or what he means. The heroine's friend is engaged and married to the heroine. The heroine and Xu joined the company in the same year. The heroine graduated from high school and Xu graduated from college. That means Xu is four years older than the heroine. The heroine has no partner because she has observed filial piety for three years. What is Xu's reason for? Xu has a good family background and a good job. He is a college student, but he insisted on waiting for the heroine to finish the blind date before arranging Xu's blind date. Wu is two years younger than the heroine, has just graduated from a technical secondary school, and has not been in the workplace for a long time. He is also rushing to get married at about the same time as the heroine. From the description, the author arranges for different partners for the three girls, and it is difficult not to suspect that they are the control group. In fact, there is nothing wrong with writing a control group. There are just three girls of different ages. There is no need to get married at the same time. When I read it, I read it too quickly and didn't realize it. When I listened to the book, I realized that the author wished he could mentally describe every action of each person, such as the action of opening the door, the movement of walking, the writing, the enamel jar, and then an emotional description of the sunlight, wind, fallen leaves, sunset, etc.
Not to mention anything else, I just want to divide it into more paragraphs. If you put a long paragraph together, your eyes will be dizzy.
The writing is very good, the writing is elegant and can withstand scrutiny. It is also in line with the situation of the time and does not look like a novice.
It's quite immersive to feel the background of the times at that time.
So far, it looks good, nothing rough.
It's well written, the writing is good, and the storyline is solid.
The content is good, but typos are not checked
The content is not bad, it is relatively rare in the culture of the era, and the overall pace is very slow.
The rhythm is very steady and the writing is smooth. Every little thing is clearly written but not boring. It is rare that there are no big moves to quarrel with each other, but the level of excitement has not decreased [heartfelt]
It's well written, the only thing is that it has CP