Shanghai People [Era]

Qiu Qiu had a miscarriage until 1956. He could not perfectly control his body and was slow to move and speak slowly. After his father died and his mother remarried, he lived with his grandparents. In 1972, his grandfather died to save Chu Chen, an educated youth, and his grandmother became ill. In order to repay his kindness, Chu Chen agreed to marry Qiu Qiu in front of his grandmother's hospital bed. When the college entrance examination came, their daughter was already three years old, and Qiu Qiu still had one in her belly. Chu Chen, who was already the director of the county supply and marketing cooperative, was hesitant to apply for the college entrance examination. Qiu Qiu said directly: "Take the college entrance examination!" The university notification is coming, Fudan Department of Economics. * Chu Chen is from Shanghai and lives in Yixingfang, a three-story residential area with more than a hundred Chinese and Western buildings. The environment is beautiful and elegant, with complete coal and toilet facilities. Most of the residents are cultural workers, such as painters, poets, teachers, translators, librarians, etc. The Chu family's building was passed down to Chu Chen's generation, with only two south-facing main rooms on the second floor and an eight-square-meter pavilion. The bathroom was shared, and cooking was centralized in the kitchen stove on the ground floor. There are six brothers and sisters in the Chu family, Chu Chen is the fourth. The sister-in-law married into Yixingfang from a three-story pavilion in an old-style alley in Luwan District. She took the house very seriously. Even naming her son seemed to be declaring the sovereignty of the house. The second sister returned from a divorce where she settled down in the countryside, covered with injuries and mentally abnormal. The third brother wants to leave the child to go to school. The fifth brother talked about a partner, and he proposed to use the south room as a wedding room. Note: Daily life in Shanghai in the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s - a small part of daily life before returning to the city Reading guide: There are about two or three chapters before and after Chapter 20. There are some simple Shanghainese chapters. You can skip it if you mind. Pre-collection of the article "Third-tier Family·Era" Xie Di learned Go from Grandpa Jiang when he was young. He was familiar with the 38 vertical and horizontal lines and 361 intersections on the chessboard. He focused on strategy, was good at playing games, was as cunning as a fox, and made extraordinary achievements. No one thought that he would fall headfirst into a yellow-haired girl. After the elite blogger Jiang Yan was electrocuted and died, she was born in the 1950s. She was familiar with history and calculated the time. When she grew up, she would probably go to the countryside to become an educated youth and live a life of facing the loess and facing the sky for ten years. In order to get rid of his destined fate, when he was five years old, Jiang Yan did not remarry with his mother to the Wei family, which had many children. He skipped grades in elementary school and was admitted to college at the age of 12. He graduated from college before the college entrance examination ended. To be on the safe side, he even chose an elementary school to find a job. Just when Jiang Yan thought that everything was going well and she could just follow the steps and sit back and relax, she was hit in the head by a brick. When I woke up again, it was already eight years later. She is in the third tier, she has a husband and children, she is fat, her children dislike her husband, and even the neighbor's dog rolls his eyes at her when he passes by. Note: Chronology, daily writing, group photos. Intention: Spring is warm and flowers are blooming