
The Educated Youth Returns to the City in the Seventies: Book Transmigration
七零回城女知青[穿书]
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Romance
- Era
- Modern Era
- Updated
- 28d ago
- Source
- JJWXC
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After watching it, I can't say it's ugly, but I can't even say it's good.
Nice. It is a very real story about human nature, emotions, and work. After reading it, I felt like I was personally experiencing the turbulent changes and hidden hopes of that era.
There is no need to write about Su Jingwen in the last chapter. She hates Meng Xiaohua, which is completely unreasonable. She was originally a latecomer. I cheated on myself again and lived like this. Can't I live a good life without a man?
I have always thought that Jingwen is a rational person. The last chapter made me feel a little uncomfortable. She probably thinks differently than I do. Thank you for the great story!
Very nice! The writing is very good and the characters are very fleshed out! The author's views are very correct.
It feels like the author has been emphasizing the badness of that era, and the vast majority of those affected by that era were the suppressed privileged class. For most ordinary people, that era did not have much impact on them. Policies have the limitations of the times, but they are not all bad. We need to look at this matter dialectically. If there were no people going to the mountains and countryside, who do you think would be directly admitted to the college entrance examination? 80% Are city dwellers. (I read several things written about it. When writing about the political struggles of the privileged class, the author would write about the trauma this era has brought to this generation. To be honest, this policy has very little impact on the vast majority of ordinary people.)
It's so well written. In the short drama era, I read it all because it's so great.
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I have recommended this book to many, many people. I like it😍The author, you write very well!
"It's rare for Li Nanshu to argue with her" which is a big bug for the author~