The Military Industrial Compound in the 1950S

Please collect the pre-released article "Everything goes well [90]"! In 1990, "Asian Heroes" sang all over the country, and the lottery promotional truck "Support the Asian Games and Revitalize China" drove into Qingliu Village. From then on, Wan Ruyi had four things in her heart that she couldn't tell anyone - First, her dad won the lottery! One thousand dollars! Secondly, her parents spent 1,000 yuan to buy her iron rice bowl at the Friendship Store, a "special store for foreign guests", without telling her. Thirdly, Youyi Store is about to be restructured, and the iron rice bowl is no longer available. She, the country version of "the proud daughter of heaven", is about to fall from the altar. Fourth, the well-known gangster leader in the county is her best friend.

Why don't you come back and start a new article? I really want to read the Headmistress and All the Best. I think it will be very good.

It's well written. I've finished reading it after it's so long. The heroine is so smart and capable, and her relationship with the hero has been the same for decades, and it's timeless. The whole text does not have the familiar feeling of a refreshing article, but instead has the feeling of a personal biography, although it obviously went well. I am very moved by the spiritual outlook of the people of that era and their tenacious vitality in the face of the changes of the times. The whole text is very smooth to read, very reasonable, and very good.

When is it really going to be published? Damn it, can we wait for 26 years?

I don't know how many times I've read it, and I'm filled with emotions.

Madam, you haven't opened a new trap in almost a year [Lie flat][Lie flat][Lie flat]

Madam, when will you publish a new article?

Damn, when are you going to post a new article? I've already posted it.

Hey, when will the new article be published? Looking forward to it every day

It is rare to see a novel written in Jinjiang from the 1950s to the late 1970s. The writing is smooth and the content is substantial. Although there are many historical errors, its excellent content cannot be concealed. I like the heroine's wit and various ways of dealing with problems. It is a pity that the author does not understand the difficult life in his early years and estimates the limitations of writing. There are a lot of things that I haven't written about. After reading the whole article, I feel that people's living standards were very good in the 1950s and 1960s, and they could eat ribs and elbows at will. Big events like politics, sports, and the death of great men fail to have the impact they should, over-glorifying the difficult lives of the past. There are also many omissions in wording and events, and words and events decades later are assigned to inappropriate years. It is recommended that the author pay more attention to word choice and historical factual research when writing similar chronological articles in the future. Even if you ask the elders.