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A Little Chronicle of Married Life in the ’80s 八零夫妻人生小记
In the spring of 1986, Zhou Changcheng and Wan Yun are introduced and get married, becoming an ordinary young couple. Two young people with nothing to their names move in together. You don't know me, and I don't know you. When life's waves come crashing down, there's no time to dwell on all those moments of being “closest yet most distant” as husband and wife. Facing them together is the best choice. Zhou Changcheng and Wan Yun think they'll live out their days like many others, growing old in p
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Back to the Sixties as a Production Team Leader 回到六零当生产队长
Chen Jincao awakened memories of her past life at sixteen. She transmigrated to the 1960s and was about to head to the countryside with her friends. Chen Jincao: The countryside is a vast place where you can make something of yourself. Like a wild weed, I can thrive anywhere. She rose step by step from youth league leader to production team leader, fought for better conditions for the educated youths, and quietly led the villagers out of poverty. Everyone who talks about Chen Jincao praises her.
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The Military Industrial Compound in the 1950s 五十年代军工大院
[Coming Soon: Wish You All the Best [The 1990s], please add it to your collection!] Ye Manzhi’s view of herself: the prettiest flower in the military-industrial compound, and the glue that keeps her family harmonious. That is, until she sees a line of text above her third sister-in-law’s forehead: [When is this home-wrecker finally marrying into Director Zhou’s family? I’m ready to throw hands!] Ye Manzhi rubs her eyes. ??? When she discovers that she’s living inside a novel as the heroine’s co
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A Beauty Like Cream in the 1980s [Book Transmigration] 凝脂美人在八零[穿书]
Wen Xin's best friend turned against her. To get revenge, she wrote Wen Xin into a melodramatic period novel. In the story, the supporting female character who shares Wen Xin's name has parents who get the male lead's entire family sent away for forced labor. After his family is reinstated, she fears their revenge and forces the girl to become their unpaid “housekeeper.” Watching the character based on her get abused in body and spirit by the cold, abstinent male lead, then fall in love with h
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Reborn to Be His Wife Again in the 1980s 重生八零再为妻
The most frightening things in the world are two kinds of bias: parents who favor one child, and children who keep score. Children see their parents as covered in spears, stabbing their lives full of holes. They feel wronged, even imagining that they would still be aggrieved after being buried in the ground. Yet they can’t complain. They feel hurt and resentful, but have to smile and say it’s fine… Parents say they did the best they could. They were poor back then, young back then, struggling b
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A Young Woman from a Humble Family in Great Ming 大明小户女
People say, “Better to treat ten men than one woman.” Even the women of an esteemed clan like the Cheng family of Jinling were no exception when it came to seeking medical care. Because of the barriers between men and women, female patients had to consult male doctors from behind a curtain, with their husbands describing their symptoms for them. As a result, they were often prescribed the wrong medicine. Having heard that Wu and Yue had many women doctors, the Cheng family invited several of th
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The Sixties: The Foil Character Sees the Light 六零之对照组觉悟了
Little Wu Tao happily gathers coal cinders every day. Her greatest joy is finding a big piece of coal. By chance, she learns that she is the foil in a documentary. The documentary caused a sensation online. It records the lives of two girls across forty years: one soars, while the other spends half her life in poverty and hardship. She hears countless voices expressing sympathy and regret. They say that family background is the starting point of life, and Wu Tao’s fate was sealed the moment she
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