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This self-destructive text is the first attempt by the author, who is in his sixties. Through the perspective of "I", an ordinary person from the rural areas of Shanghai, and the continuous connections and life experiences of the grassroots people in "my" small family, it documentaryly reflects the daily life of ordinary families in Shanghai's rural areas in the last century, including food, clothing, housing, transportation, love, hate, happiness, anger, sorrow, and joy. A major feature of the entire article is that a large number of local accents and dialects from the rural areas of Shanghai's suburbs, especially the Nanhui Xinchang area in Pudong, are noted in the article. The author attempts to use his own modest efforts to open a window to record, commemorate, inherit and spread the folk culture of the hometown of rural Shanghai in the last century for those who have experienced it, those who are seeking roots, enthusiasts or those seeking curiosity. I hope that you who are passing by can stop and stay for a while, so that you can add some materials and materials to fill in the gaps in this article for you, the past years, and the unforgettable past. Thank you very much! --Nanhui New Market Yang Huiren: Thank you Huang Zhen