My Life in 1979

In 1979, the protagonist's life in the countryside was too high-profile, and he talked about it every day for only a few yuan! Don't you know how much income farmers in rural areas had in 1979? Even in 1979, you only got a few yuan when you sold things in modern times. You were a poor person in modern times at the beginning. If you weren't poor, your girlfriend wouldn't break up with you. You need 100 fan points to review this book. No wonder there are so few reviews.

A relatively big problem is the emergence of Hong Kong and Taiwan martial arts films. Whether it is the movie Fist of Fury or the Hong Kong and Taiwan films on TV, there is obviously something wrong with this. How could there be an official Hong Kong and Taiwan film in 1979? The first one introduced was Fearless in 1983. Not to mention the movie, it is basically impossible to get into. How could there be Fist of Fury? You have to say that the protagonist brings about the same.

It's really frustrating to watch. The protagonist doesn't care about recognizing his parents. He meets such a relative and shamelessly asks for something. If I give it to him, he won't give it to someone else. They think you're easy to bully and ask for things from you every day. The protagonist is also a weak person and doesn't have any masculinity. As expected, he became an obstetrician and gynecologist and is no longer a man.

Alas, in 1979, even Beijing did not dare to let men deliver babies. There are still people today who would rather die than let men deliver babies.

Has the author ever considered that wine and the like are somewhat volatile? And the older it gets, the more fragrant it becomes. That thing can be detected through a bunch of things like the degree of oxidation, the height of the wine, the taste. In the eyes of connoisseurs, this is at best a careless fake wine. Wouldn't someone who spends 30,000 to 50,000 yuan to buy wine not ask someone to take a look at it? Even if you travel through time and space, what can be resold normally are jade, antiques, stamps, old versions of RMB, and various specialties (such as wild ginseng and wild animals). It is impossible to successfully resell old wine and the like. There are too many people cheating on old wine, so various verifications are very rigorous. I suggest the author revise that paragraph. Replace it with something else. For example, wild large yellow croaker flounder (the price of that thing alive is very high, and the larger it is, the more expensive it is. Although the price of the made croaker is much lower, it is also very expensive if it is larger).

The author's writing style is good, but he should be more rigorous in writing chronology. For example, does a commune health center have CT?

I guess the author is too young and hasn't seen too many things, so many things are unrealistic. For example, the pedal generator doesn't produce much electricity. Today's small gasoline generators have a head like a motorcycle, and the power generation is only two to three kilowatts. This can drive a rice cooker, television, and lights. No more will be enough.

The largest TV 2,000 years ago was 29 inches? Japan's Sanyo only released a 25-inch color TV around 1988. In 1979, it had a 20-inch color TV that was the best in the province. In 1979, a 30-inch color TV? Aren't you afraid of being sliced?

When I saw how to make money by repeatedly jumping between the past and modern times, I had a doubt at the time. There are a lot of coins and various tickets from the past on the modern Internet. Wouldn't it be great to use these to buy some jade or something in the past and sell them to make money in the modern era?

Why does the author have to make it so complicated? Just learn from 1982. From the time of the car accident to 1979, the 26-year-old man still recognized you as his son, almost as a son-in-law.