It is also recommended for those who prefer a career that makes the country powerful through science and technology, or whose parents are short-changed and want to organize it for their own use (my collection limit is full, so I can use the book list function to replace it)~
I have collected an article for a long time, but never clicked to read it. I was worried that it would be too tough (too many technical terms lead to an imbalance in the story). I did feel this way at the beginning, but starting from the battle of wits and courage between foreign trade and foreigners, it became more and more exciting. It made people feel excited and proud. Our nation is united, the people are great, and our country is very powerful now, but if we had not taken the detours before, what would it be like now? I sincerely wish the motherland prosperity.
It's a good criminal investigation story. I personally think it's getting better and better. The plot and emotional lines are all subtle in the early stage, which I don't quite agree with, but it becomes much smoother later on. There are few emotional scenes between the male and female protagonists, but they are really sweet hahh
It's a piece of period writing where the parents are short-lived and the most satisfying thing is eating melons. Although there are many weird and wonderful things, fortunately there are no moths in the protagonist's family, and the fight has always been the upper hand, so eating melons is very refreshing, the group portraits are well written, and people are very complicated. Looking at it all the way, the changes in the country's times also make people sigh (but there is the problem of eating books, and there are many typos, so there is a fly in the ointment.
A very special figure skating article, the spirit of that generation is really touching (I personally don't like to watch chronological dramas, but this article is an exception, there are other shining points)
The career line is very nice, very insightful, and the emotional line is also very comfortable and natural (better than the impression of the kids from big factories, maybe I can go back and look at it again), and the group portraits are well created.
Personally, I find the love between parents and the extra parallel world very interesting. I like it so much that I can definitely open another book and start talking about it hhh (five stars out of five)