Third-Tier Families [Era]

The main text is finished. Xie Ji learned Go from Grandpa Jiang when he was young. He was familiar with the 38 vertical and horizontal line segments and 361 intersections on the chessboard. He emphasized strategy and was good at playing games. No one thought that he would fall headfirst into a yellow-haired girl. After her mother passed away and her father went to Hong Kong, Jiang Yan and her second sister lived with their grandfather in the university's family home. They were admitted to university at the age of 14 and graduated from university at the age of 19. The eldest sister wanted to go to Hong Kong to find her father; the younger brother studied at a university in the north and stayed in school after graduation; the second sister was engaged to be a soldier, and she could join the army when she married; in order to be close to him and have more time to take care of his elderly grandfather, Jiang Yan resigned from the job assigned by the school and worked at the nearby Lianhe Primary School as a primary school teacher. Just one year after joining the job, Jiang Yan was hit in the head by a brick and fainted when the sports came. When I woke up again, it was already 5 years later, with a husband and a son. She and her son are about to be picked up by her husband to live in the third line. The son is two and a half years old, and the husband is Xie Ji, a figure who is unlikely to have much interaction with them. Note: The third-line construction started in 1964 and lasted until the early 1980s. More than 1,500 enterprises were relocated/supported, covering core industrial categories such as national defense and military industry, heavy industry, machinery manufacturing, chemical industry, energy, and electronics, and mobilized more than 10 million workers, engineers, soldiers, educated youth and other builders. Pre-released article "Fireworks in the Alley (Era)" In 1982, 6-year-old Bao Ya walked into the old alley of Shikumen carrying a schoolbag sewn with floral cloth and dragging a fertilizer bag. She came to find her biological father, Song Chengyun. After ten years in the countryside, he was the first educated youth to take the exam from Fenghuangba in Yunnan Province after the college entrance examination was resumed. Her parents, mother, brothers and sisters looked at the little one in the room, and no one had the heart to tell her that her father had been expelled from school and was in prison. Note: Daily life in the alley, father and daughter redeem each other Intention: She came against the light and split the layers of fog, allowing him to see the world clearly again.