Seventies-Era Stories About Educated Youth Sent to the Countryside!!! 知青下乡的七零文!!!
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A 1970s Educated Youth Goes to the Countryside, and Her Whole Family Are Hidden Big Shots 七零知青下乡,全家都是隐藏大佬
Wen Cenyu was an unlucky medical intern. On her first day at work, she was stabbed, then somehow transmigrated into the body of a sent-down youth who had died on a train. Wen Cenyu reluctantly accepted her assignment to the countryside, only to discover later that her parents had “sold” her. When she saw the military officer who was now her husband, whom she had never met before, she thought, “Oh, he’s handsome. Just my type.” Later: “Never mind. He’s way too aloof. I’m not interested!” But she
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The Purest Love 最纯洁的爱
Qin Feng returns to China after completing his studies in Russia, just as the country reforms its education system and universities abolish guaranteed job assignments for graduates. He then moves with his family to a coastal city, where he meets Xie Lan, a local girl from the countryside. Xie Lan is six years younger than Qin Feng and left school after junior high. They come from vastly different backgrounds in age, education, and family circumstances. Both sets of parents oppose their relations
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Tracking Prey in the Snowy Mountains: A Youth in the Wilderness 雪岭猎踪:荒野知青
In the fervent years when educated youth were sent to the countryside, Chen Yuanfan was assigned by force to the remote foothills of Changbai Mountain because of his family background. Faced with frozen earth, hunger, and rejection from the villagers, surviving became a brutal daily trial. A terrifying legend about “Ghost Valley” was passed around the village: anyone who entered that snowy range would vanish without a trace, leaving behind only the eerie howling of hunting dogs. Then, shortly be
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