Getting Rich, Starting with Buying Goods in 1984

This kind of crossing between two worlds is the most fatal and core point: commodity trading, gold is sold as cabbage, basically equivalent to giving it away for free, and the protagonist is still very proud. I don't know if there is such a plot in this book. If there is, you don't need to read it.

I couldn't stand it after reading a few pictures. I don't know if the author has carefully checked the information. First of all, the contracted land had just been assigned to households at that time, and they didn't even have enough to eat. Whose land is contracted? The Northeast is all state-owned farms. If you dare to contract the land, you have to bear the risk of eating peanuts. Also, the salary in 1984 was 27

There are some common sense errors in this book. I don't know what the author's understanding of the regional culture and objects in the 1980s is. First, there is the issue of identity. If you get lost and meet a good person, will everyone relax their vigilance? An unknown person actually settled down without any basis and no one knows him. 2. Watches and mechanical watches are sold with him, and in a forestry farm. Bureau, I can't understand it. Third, antiques. It's crazy that there are so many old objects in a forest farm and forestry bureau. Most of the forest farms in the Northeast were developed in the 1950s. Even if there are not many, there may be some if it is a provincial capital city, but the forest farm and forestry bureau have begun to support old objects. I'm convinced. The author is a post-80s generation. You weren't born in the era of the book.

The name can be changed appropriately, and the road to wealth can be found in the 80s by finding relatives and bringing relatives together

The author should not be very old and not very sensitive to prices. For example, if you sell clothes for a piece of clothing, it should be easy to sell hundreds or thousands of pieces a month. That is a commission of several thousand yuan a month. In the 1980s, a few thousand yuan was equivalent to millions today. This is not reasonable at all, because at that time, there were many unemployed young people, and a salary was only a few dozen yuan. If the commission is only 10 cents per item, it would be enough to earn a few yuan a day, which would be a lot. Nowadays, house sellers don't have such high commissions. If you want your family to live a good life, you can make additional compensation! Otherwise, you are giving money for free, which is trampling on other people's self-esteem. Otherwise, if you think about how others often give you money for free, do you still have self-respect?

I read a novel that also goes back to the past, but he confessed to the country and used the power of the country to

It is actually not a wise choice to dump antiques, the water is too deep. It is best to go over to modern industrial products and replace them with raw materials such as jadeite and bloodstone.

When I saw Qin Zhiman, I could just say that I didn't want to watch it. I believe that most old bookworms are in the same situation as me. Qin Zhiman's portrayal was so vivid. Girls like this were very rare in that era. The ending was too jarring.

The same themes are all for intelligence. Even a child knows to move antiques, heavy metals, and jade first.

Tip 8: Various tickets from several years can be bought easily now, and they are cheap. Has the author opened up new ideas?