
In the 1980S, I Married the Neighbor, Old Wang
八零之改嫁隔壁老王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
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In fact, the worst person in the whole book is not Lin Rongtang but Lu Jingan. Lin is a man with a twisted mind due to his physical disability, and Lu Jingan is purely bad.
Lin is very sad. In the rural environment, which is a more patriarchal society, he is both a victim and a perpetrator.
After reading the entire article, I can only say that it is very true, especially for those born in the 1980s, whose parents were born in the 1960s and experienced the reform and opening up. Also, the heroine's last marriage was infertile, which happened to be what my two biological aunts had experienced. When I was a child, I didn't understand why the uncle who helped pick me up from kindergarten and loved me so much divorced my aunt. At that time, I heard adults chatting and said that he couldn't have children. They said that my aunt was still married for three years, and then she divorced and remarried. My second uncle died because of his ex-wife's illness in the second marriage, and then gave birth to my cousin. Another aunt was also unable to have children because of her previous uncle. That uncle was polite and dressed in white shirts. When we were dating, he often brought me candy and other things. When I was a child, I thought this uncle was very good-looking. In that era, there were many people who were divorced because they could not be born, so reading the article seemed to take me back to my childhood. The scene of my parents' generation reappeared, the scenery that belonged to their era, and now they are all gray-haired and become grandparents.
Great! Read it in one go and continue reading other books! Very well written, a treasured author!
After watching it, I felt that except for the male and female protagonists, all the supporting characters did not end well.
In the middle of the story, I thought Jiang Chungeng and Peng Tianming would be together
Lovely winter wheat, stubborn winter wheat, kind winter wheat, capable winter wheat, happy winter wheat. . I can't bear to part with such good winter wheat
Actually, I don't quite understand why Dongmai didn't open a restaurant in the extra story, so why could someone make the same meal as her?
How come this extra story is not much different from the original text... (I have forgotten the details of the original text, but is the plot different? In what way is it different?
This extra makes sense!