My Mother-In-Law Was Reborn [Seventy]

(Continued from the archives: "Our whole village wears 90" and "My father is the control group of male protagonists in period novels". Please save it) Mingmei had a dream on the night of her wedding. Dreaming about a "book of life". The protagonist of this book is the mother-in-law who was about to hit her head and faint this morning, but was reborn when she woke up. It is said that her mother-in-law came back fifty years later. She has witnessed the changes of the times and felt the development of society. After a rebirth, she will stand at the forefront of the times, work hard, and lead her family to glory. (Just listen to this) Of course, During this period, it was also a matter of course to renovate the little ones at home and tidy up the big ones in the courtyard so that they could feel the iron fist of justice. (This is true) Mingmei, the daughter-in-law who vaguely heard that she was a "lazy and greedy daughter-in-law," bit the quilt and cried. What can we do! Bang! There was a sound from outside. Mingmei: It's coming, it's coming! Her mother-in-law was reborn! Reading Guide 1: Two heroines: heroine No. 1: The reborn mother-in-law Zhao Guihua; heroine No. 2: The little daughter-in-law Mingmei who can dream. 2: A portrait of a working-class family in an old Beijing courtyard with short-lived parents. Purpose: We workers have power