Sweet Days in the 1980s

During the family planning era, in order to have a son or to keep a job, there were many cases of girls being fostered with relatives. There are three cases among my neighbors. The girls involved are all in their thirties. Girls in foster care grow up in a better environment than in the homes of their biological parents, and have better siblings with their adoptive parents. After all, most of the people who can send their children away are not good people, and most of the people who can accept other people's children at such a young age are hard-working, kind-hearted and have a holy heart.

I can't stand it anymore. I scold you so harshly and you can still rush to make clothes for others. The heroine is really a genius.

I just read an article that said the heroine was dressed as a female supporting character in a sweet novel from the 1980s. Then I read on and saw this book. I laughed so hard hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

Does the heroine have to be pressed down and rubbed to get angry?

Jump to watch. The heroine doesn't look great. The daughter suffered accordingly. Just like a big family. Something happened to her family. See if they will help her. Stop thinking about it, naive.

The heroine has a bad mind. People scold you every day. You don't think you are a human being. You are rushing to make clothes for others. You are really mean.

Nervous. It is too difficult to take care of three children without the help of elders. The author is probably very young and does not know the important role played by the older generation in that era. I heard people say that in that era, there was a woman who had no mother-in-law and cried bitterly after giving birth, shouting that it would be great to have a mother-in-law. Without a mother-in-law, men have to work, and she herself has to take the time to cook even if she wants to drink hot water or eat hot food.

The peonies and peonies are blooming lively, and the spring scenery is so bright. Beautiful people, beautiful scenery, children, what a picture of enjoying the spring in the courtyard.

I always feel that the heroine has to fight every day since she opens her eyes. The relationship between the sisters from her mother's family is average, the relationship between her mother-in-law and sisters-in-law is very plastic, and she also has a top-notch mother-in-law and sister-in-law who are always causing trouble all day long.

I found that many authors are nephews and I can't tell them apart. Is it different in some regions? In our place, all the brothers and sisters are called nephews, and all the sisters are called nephews?