Wan Muchun[1970]

(The suspense article "It's Him" written by the woman next door has been published. You can read it by clicking on the column) In 1950, when Tang Guoxing was eight years old, when others called her Sister Tang, she would correct her seriously: "I'm eight years old and can't be called by my nickname anymore. From now on, I will be called Tang Guoxing." Grandpa asked her to learn carpentry and become a carpenter in the future. Tang Guoxing: "I will not be a carpenter in the future, I will be the director of the granary!" In 1970, 28-year-old Tang Guoxing was the director of the granary. The granary was really poor. As the director, she was better at carpentry and joinery than anyone else. This year, Yulan Town suffered a hailstorm. Their goal was to work hard and work hard to provide disaster relief. In 2018, Tang Guoxing lived in a nursing home with her good friends and had no shortage of food and drink. The fields they once planted had turned into forests, and she still wanted to go back and guard the land. ——Looking at the changes in rural areas through Tang Guoxing's life. The local people, policies and systems in the article are all derived from historical materials and interviews with real people. Group portrait of rural women. PS: The main text is written in interspersed comparisons between three eras. You can choose the era you like to read. The first incident: "Tang Guoxing" in 1953 and 2018 The second incident: "About being the director" in 1953 and 1972 The third event: "Film Team and Cinema" 1973 and 2018 The fourth event: "road construction" in 1953 and 1973 The fifth event: "Basic Education" in 1954 and 1974 The Sixth Event: 1954 and 1974: "Intergenerational Relations" The seventh event: "Rural Medical Care" in 1954 and 1974 Note: Due to my limited personal ability and the large span of time, there will inevitably be omissions or errors. Readers and friends are welcome to criticize and correct me. I am grateful. The author's other completed articles: "In This Land" A group portrait of women in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China The author's serialized article: "Looking for Spring" inherits the power of women Purpose: To describe the development and changes of rural life and thought from multiple angles and levels, showing the great enthusiasm of Chinese rural women in building a new socialist countryside.