What was the Northeast like in the 1980s?
The banner of reform and opening up is blowing in the black land, the decline of heavy industry is accumulating day by day, and the steel mills are ushering in their last glory.
Chen Lijun returned to her 16-year-old self. Her parents had not lost their jobs due to the layoffs in the 1990s. She had not married the man who had domestically abused her all her life. Her two braids were meticulously combed, and her black hair was shiny, white, tender, and pretty.
The loudspeaker in the community was beeping loudly, and she thought that maybe she could change her life in this life.
This is a daily article written in the 1980s. The author is not from the north. Please correct me if there are any inaccuracies.
Purpose: Live tenaciously
