Cheng Nuo, a social worker, traveled through the Siheyuan of Forty-Nine City in the winter of 1958, holding ten acres of portable space and skill panels with ten times the flow rate. They were self-sufficient in food and meat, lived a low-key life, and watched the intrigues among the birds in the compound with a cold eye, and survived the difficult years peacefully.
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Where did this book come from? It's not coherent at all.