Seeking a Living in the 1960S

Zhou Aizhen stared at the little girl before her, momentarily dazed. The child in front of her was the supporting female character in the period novel she had just finished writing, and she had become that character's mother. In the novel, she had written the girl's mother according to the principle of "if she can't be blackened to death, keep blackening her": lazy and greedy, beating and scolding her child, throwing tantrums at the neighbors, and finally abandoning her husband and child to run away with the man she loved. Zhou Aizhen looked down at her prominently rounded belly, then at the little girl before her, who was the supporting female character. Thinking of how the novel described her as constantly beating and scolding the girl, and how the girl would grow up and turn evil, eventually driving her mother mad, Zhou Aizhen felt dizzy. She steadied herself against the table. Quick, quick, let her go back! She didn't want to become the supporting female character's mother. Before long, people at the base noticed that Commander Lu's wife had joined him there. Not only did she take the children into the mountains every day to forage for food, then dry and store it, she also occasionally stood by the parade ground to watch the handsome young soldiers doing their morning drills. Meanwhile, Commander Lu stood nearby, his face stern as he watched coldly... P.S. This is a fictional setting. There are no awful characters, just the everyday ups and downs of family life. Updates daily at noon. Completed works: "A Young Uncle's Wife in the 1960s" "Raising Children in the 1960s" Theme: An optimistic attitude toward life