Survival in the 1960S

"What's wrong with me being a picky eater?" "I bought it with my own money and it's not illegal to throw it away." The little princess of the Duan family, who likes to waste food, ignored her grandpa n times and said, "Who knows, every grain of rice on the plate is a blessing". After that, she lived in the 1960s when she had neither enough to eat nor clothing to keep warm. From then on, she began to live a life of hunger and cold. - During the famine year, Duan Aiguo's mother starved to death in front of him. When he thought he would starve to death, a little girl with a sallow complexion gave him half a bowl of food. He decided to protect her. After getting along, Duan Aiguo discovered that the little girl was more delicate than the eldest daughter of the capitalist. The food was not delicious and she cried; the road was not easy to walk, so she cried; the bed she slept on was too hard, so she cried... At the age of sixteen, Duan Aiguo had a dream: to be the most powerful soldier, let his little princess wear the most beautiful skirts, and eat rice every day. - The taciturn Duan Aiguo doesn't know how to quarrel or say nice things. Every time the little princess gets angry, he just stands there at a loss. When the little princess was angry, her eyes would widen and she would scold him viciously, "You are my child foster husband, you have to listen to me." When the little princess is happy, she will hug him and softly call him "brother." During the quarrel, the little princess would angrily scold him, "You are just a piece of wood." Duan Aiguo thought that he was really just a piece of wood, that's why he didn't please his princess and could only silently guard her behind her, and this guarding would last a lifetime. From the perspective of the heroine, this is a story of suffering and survival. From the perspective of the male protagonist, this is a story about raising a daughter-in-law. The taciturn soldier brother VS the delicate and squeamish little one Changed on 2021.6.8 Purpose: Who knew that every meal on the plate would be a blessing in disguise?