National Tide 1980

A good book is an online article by a writer, not an online author! It can be understood as a refreshing Internet article carefully written by a traditional writer. Decades of reading career tell me that this may be a milestone, marking the perfect combination of tradition and the Internet!

I've been following the author's books, they are great books. The author truly restored Beijing in the 1970s and 1980s. Unlike some time travel stories, the events of that year are all imaginary. Read it carefully and enjoy it with relish👍

I'm curious. I feel that the author seems to be very knowledgeable about eating, so do you have any reviews of the restaurants that are currently open? Well, let's have a food column. I personally like this protagonist very much, and I think the protagonist's outlook on life and character are really beyond criticism, and his emotional intelligence is beyond criticism. First of all, I like the protagonist for no other reason than the protagonist fulfills my hamster dream. The protagonist bought calligraphy, paintings and antiques at low prices in the early stage and even got heavily in debt because of it. Some people think that the protagonist is too greedy and looks ugly. Personally, I like the behavior of the protagonist. Maybe I have a bit of a hamster attribute. Although I wrote this thing, if the author had written that he only bought a small amount with funds and the rest was sold abroad at a low price, I feel like I would be as uncomfortable as a piece of iron sliding across a blackboard. . . Similarly, it is uncomfortable to think about that kind of exquisite handicrafts, if they are not repaired or bought, they will disappear in time, and those technologies will also disappear. It's really uncomfortable to be a hamster party, and my personal aesthetics tend to be that kind of complicated aesthetics. I really like that kind of crafts. It's not that what was passed down in the past is necessarily better than what it is now. There are many new crafts now, but just like in the past, generations have learned skills, improved technologies, and summarized and developed them over a long period of time. Modern people rarely do this. In the past, it could be said that they made a living, so life forced them to study hard in the times. There is no need for it now. Some things are truly lost and never again. For another example, modern people will not be as extravagant as the ancient imperial kitchen. The delicacies from all over the world, and the conditions provided by the imperial kitchen for the chefs to cultivate and inherit cooking skills cannot be replicated now. Although they are all familiar with everything, it is rare to have top-notch processing of various ingredients, and even some skills discovered because of their particularity have been lost and disappeared. There are many Internet celebrity restaurants, but they all feel the same. Many high-end restaurants are used for business banquets, and the taste is just the same. . . Nowadays, we have more advanced tools, but I have to say that it is good if a store can study the taste of one or two dishes, and many of them are really good in service and presentation. The taste is average, not unpalatable, but not exquisite either. Instead of studying the taste skills, I suspect that the chef is a top student in a design institute, art department, etc. I really like the author's description and pictures of this aspect, especially the eating part. I really agree with it. Secondly, "harmony brings wealth", the protagonist is really a person who pays great attention to "harmony". Not only does the protagonist have high emotional intelligence, but I can't fault him in his outlook on life and his conduct as a person. Whether it is the neighbors or company employees, the protagonist always takes them to make a fortune. Even some small household matters or life problems that the protagonist does not have to worry about, such as unemployment, being cheated, etc., Are all good people who help the protagonist to the end. Although the protagonist himself wants to win people's hearts and often says that he feels guilty for deceiving others, who wouldn't want to have neighbors, colleagues, and bosses like the protagonist? When something happens, people really do it. Beautiful on all sides? I think it doesn't matter if you can achieve this kind of character, whether you really don't ask for anything in return, and the protagonist is really affectionate. When the protagonist takes back the courtyard to encourage the residents to move in, the protagonist can be said to be very humane in his approach at the time. He is given a choice between a house or a bonus, and a large amount of relocation fee. Finally, the protagonist also takes care of some wishes of the elderly. Although the protagonist himself feels that his approach is perfect, it is a kind of "self-righteousness", but if it were replaced by others, he could not even do half of the protagonist. All I can say is that if most people can do things half as good as the protagonist, it would be perfect. I really can't be a person like the protagonist. Finally, let's talk about the plot. The "national trend" can be seen that compared with the general rebirth and money-making books, this book has some focuses, such as the protagonist's inheritance, some protection and promotion of culture, and some supporting character stories, such as Ms. Chang and the Grapevine. The author's description of the style of that era is very detailed, and the description of some skills is also very detailed, and the vigorous vitality that the protagonist brought to the spiritual culture of that era is also very desirable, such as temple fairs, altars, palaces, etc., Such as palace lanterns, large appreciation bottles, etc. In art exhibitions. The author's descriptions of some are also relatively objective and not arrogant, such as the description of Chinese food and French food, and the adjustment of the recipes when the Tan Palace entertained the French. The overall plot and some branch plots are based on research. Do you have to summarize the plot as a "splendid article"? Some supporting characters may not be so likable when they first appear, or may not be so likable later on, but Mo Ming still develops logically, and the author mostly gives everyone a "happy ending" ending that they like, although some may be a little melancholy. I really like the author's Easter eggs, which are a supplement to the text. The pictures can give people a more intuitive understanding of that era. I didn't live in that era, and I don't have a deep understanding of the current era and am not familiar with the world. But I personally like this book. I think the text, plot, protagonist and supporting characters, and the design are all fine.

The author of this book writes vigorously and elegantly, describing the Beijing style in the 1970s and 1980s vividly and meticulously. He also reproduces the styles of antiques, catering, stamps, clothing and other industries. The characters are vivid and have thousands of faces, which are rare in online articles. Those who have experienced that era can revisit old dreams and understand some things that they did not understand at the time. Those who have never experienced it can travel back to that era and experience a different kind of life along with the scenes written by the author. A good book requires patience, a cup of jasmine tea, and a slow taste of it.

There is often a lengthy introduction to the historical background. The writing technique is stiff and fails to integrate the historical background into the story. Sometimes there is no useful information in the entire page, and it is just a low number of characters.

I've been a bit frustrated reading it recently. If this plot were placed in traditional literature, I think it would be very realistic, but I read it online! Obviously a time traveler has so many connections and so many things to do to buy a house and move out. I don't understand, but I am shocked! Maybe that's how it was in the real 1980s. As a person born in 1998, I really don't understand.

Just like the title, the author's writing style is really amazing, the description is very detailed, the characters are very accurate, and the chronological information is very accurate. In short, it is my favorite type! However, I have no choice but to say yes 😁 The update is too slow. Please recommend some period novels, rebirth novels, and urban novels with similar writing styles. There is a shortage of books~

Except for Keiko Matsuzaka, who felt a bit out of character, the others were well written. There is experience, there is life, it is not a mindless and cool writing routine.

It would be great if there were sweet hearts in this book🙂🙂

Japanese copycats need to make enough capital to take advantage of the Japanese real estate bubble so that they can feel confident to return to China. In the future, we will take the multi-female lead route. Only Japanese ladies are suitable for the main palace. Their culture has made them tolerant of men having other women.

1977 Is a pity. I hope this book can achieve greater success. Come on, Lao Huang.

I raised 50 tickets, but I didn't notice that you were sick. I can only give you 4 monthly tickets. Come on, I will definitely follow you in time in the future. I won't raise them anymore.

When it comes to describing the early days of reform and opening up, real materials and vivid restoration are still covered with yellow flags 🌹 Just like good wine, slowly sipping and tasting, the fragrance of the passing years comes to life on the page 👍 This article has been kept for a while, and finally I recently switched back to it. In fact, I recently tried to read some other works that traveled back to the 1970s and 1980s. Many authors have no experience in that era, and a lot of the content is based on research and brainstorming. As a person who has lived there, I feel a bit confused when reading it.

2026 Changhong

This book is absolutely in-depth and worth reading.

I just saw it at Station B!

Not bad, not bad, the story is wonderful

The writing is really good and very immersive, but the updates are too slow. Come on.

I guessed that the monthly ticket would double at the end of the month.

I took a make-up lesson on "March of Kamata". I would rather be a scumbag than a loyal licker!

It talks about a lot of details, and there are some things that are inconvenient to explain. Being able to read it is already worth a hundred times the price of admission.

Come here in 1977... I really like the stories you wrote... Come on, 1977 has always been on the bookshelf, although I can't read it, I will leave you a thought

Maybe it's because of my engineering background. I think the only thing that can really create wealth is production, whether it's agriculture or industry. I have never admired hoarding speculation. What I like most about Xiao Minzi's career path so far is that he helped establish small textile societies in the streets, and also helped various handicraft factories save endangered skills and expand production.

Lan Lan is a supporting character, so I figured out some of Lao Huang's routines for writing female characters, or maybe I just like it. What exactly is going on? First of all, the protagonist will definitely marry the female protagonist. The female protagonist may have already appeared on the stage, but in the early stage, the protagonist and the female partner must be in harmony with each other. Then, something unexpected is about to happen. Either the relationship is not in harmony and the male protagonist realizes the true meaning of marriage, or the two people break up due to a trick of fate. It is touching and makes us the audience shed tears. In short, it is about to suppress first and then increase the intensity. First use the female supporting character to heat up the scene, and then there will be a tragedy, and the heroine will make a shining debut! It not only eliminates the pain of the male protagonist losing his wife, but also compensates the audience for the regret of losing their favorite character. It also prevents writers like Lao Huang who do not write about harems from writing only one character for a long time, causing the audience to get bored. Why not just change it to another~ In short, it is the three greatest blessings in life: promotion and wealth in exchange for (welcome) old (real) wife (love)

I've seen Chapter 1080. I really can't stand it and I'm going to complain. , The author's explanation and popular science of the whole book, including the ideological activities of the protagonist of the novel, why the protagonist did what he did, and what the effects were... There are too many, accounting for at least 1/3 of the whole book. It feels like reading a narrative rather than a novel. Those who can read this kind of time-travel novel have a certain understanding of the past era, but the most important plot, I It feels like the writing is becoming more and more casual and clumsy, and many places are beginning to be illogical. For example, in 1983 or 1984, he had already bought many houses, including the master's house, and he also bought a three-in-four courtyard in some prince's palace. Aren't these houses all being renovated? Why hasn't it been completed in two years? If it was completed, why did his girlfriend come from Japan to work? , These houses are of no use at all, including the two French people now, who are described by you as not having a good place to live. What's more, he keeps emphasizing how much money he made in Japan, which is more than 200 million US dollars. Why does he not even have a car of his own every time he comes back? It really makes me vomit blood. What is he doing with all this money? In the first two chapters, it is said that he needs 10 million yuan to buy tapes and has to go to Pierre Cardin to pledge them. I don't understand. Are you losing money on all your domestic properties? You haven't gone to Japan two years ago and you only sell clothes. Earning more than ten or two hundred thousand a month, you are engaged in scrap products, selling cultural relics, and selling tobacco and alcohol. The money is really tiring to make. The characters in the books are all made to look very patriotic. But in the end, all they really do for the country is to donate some cultural relics, build three toilets for the country, and rent a bookstore for one dollar a month. I am really speechless. The more I look at the back of the literature of many eras, the more disgusting it becomes. It is a pity to abandon it and tasteless.

Unknowingly, I have been following this book for 5 years. The story is only 8 years old. Come on, author!

It's a bit tiring to watch. I don't know what I saw. The plot of the novel develops too slowly. Various explanations are given throughout the novel, showing how worried the author is about our cultural level. It was fine at the beginning, but became more and more uncomfortable as it went on. What I read is a novel, not a novel reading guide. I hope the author will think about it carefully!

This is my first full order to support the author! Although there are more and more online articles now, there are not many of them of such high quality. Since junior high school, I have been a bookworm for more than ten years since I saw a master's degree graduate working. Internet articles should not only be "cool", but these descriptions of local customs and customs are the key to outlining the background of an era. While it's "cool", it still needs to have a sense of reality. I hope the author can work hard to update!

Although Keiko's agency currently only serves her as an artist, in the final analysis it is still an artist agency, but the artist it serves is very special, the president himself. If they are willing to train and promote other artists, how terrible can a studio, copyright library and artist agency grow to be? Imagine having Toei's Johnny…

The most popular category among online novels is probably time-travel novels, but not many of them can leave a deep impression on people, and this book is precisely a very distinctive time-travel novel. I discovered this book during the Chinese New Year. Unexpectedly, I have read all the more than 900 chapters, and now I have become a follow-up reader with no books to read. Recommendation index: ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Type: Time Travel This is a flavorful book. Let us listen to various stories about Beijing-style snacks, famous imperial dishes, and the development of the catering industry. The wonderful descriptions make it seem like we can smell the delicious food; through the main story of Ning Weimin, we describe the group portraits of various classes, industries, and groups in the early days of reform and opening up. The taste of period writing is authentic and interesting; this book does not have the routine of the first three chapters, and it is a pity that it failed to attract a large number of fragmented readers. But after reading it, you will find that after more than 700 chapters, Xianghuangqi's writing style becomes more relaxed and comfortable, the rhythm and plot are more compact, and the reading experience is getting better and better. What I like the most is the photo of the Easter egg stamp, which is like a supporting material on the outline of the story. From the description of what the food looks like to the photo of the pomegranate in the cooking vessel, such illustrations are very flavorful!