Living in the Seventies [Book Transmigration]

In the late 1970s, it was unrealistic for one child to have a room in a big city. At that time, there were no commercial housing, and houses were all divided into units or self-built houses. Most of the cities were divided into units. A family of five or six could live in 30 to 40 square meters, which was considered acceptable. Many families of five or six lived in 20 to 30 square meters, divided into small rooms. There were many brothers and couples living in the same room, with two beds and curtains. It was so difficult at that time.

In 1978 or 1978, all the cities with universities had electricity, right?

Han Ming's extra episode left me with a lump in my throat. I understand Li Feifei's choice, but I have always believed that people can make any choice that is beneficial to themselves, and this is understandable. But when you make a choice, you have to bear the consequences, instead of wanting this and refusing to let go of that. Writing off the past with a single word of regret is a bit too shameful. If the two of them in the extra story were reversed and Li Feifei went to Han Ming's city to pursue Han Ming, I would feel it would be more reasonable. The villain is not as good-looking as the villain, but overall, the flaws outweigh the flaws.

It looks good, but I always feel that Li Feifei is not worthy of Han Ming...

I remember there was no crackdown on blind flow at that time? It seems to mean that rural people cannot stay in big cities without jobs.

After reading it, I really like these two couples, especially Han Ming's infatuation.

There's more (/ω\)

Anyway, it's okay for Little Baozi to pamper her

I feel that people who came from that era all had affairs and had illegitimate children after they got rich.

Big! Come on (? ??_??)? Just wait for Xiao Ming'er's extra episode!