
The Siheyuan: A Spirited Era
四合院之飞扬年代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 509k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Could the author do some research before writing? In the 1960s, university graduates were assigned jobs by the neighborhood committee? Back then, university students had to transfer their household registration. If the household registration wasn't with the neighborhood committee, what business was it of theirs?
Every time I see these authors claiming to have hunted wild boars, tigers, and deer in the mountains around Beijing, I want to laugh. Do they really think farmers back then didn't have firewood and cooking utensils? Do they really think the annual clearing of the mountains and the spontaneous autumn hunts were for nothing?
According to the novels on Qidian, even if Lei Feng arrived in that courtyard, he would still be the object of everyone's jealousy.
I've noticed that this author isn't very talented but has a lot of ambition 😂 If you're really capable, then you should improve the book's performance and not abandon it or leave it unfinished.
Dude, what are you rambling on about, making no sense at all? Dozens of workstations and what big hospital? Poisoning... That might be plausible at the next station, but this is the starting point. Please be a little more precise.
To be honest, with the protagonist's family background, living in such a large courtyard house made it impossible for him to keep a low profile. It wasn't about being discreet; it was about creating class conflict. After all, all the neighbors were envious of his family. When things were peaceful, it was fine, but when they did, families like his would be the first to die.
A recent college graduate. Instead of learning operating room techniques, he goes to a clinic to treat a cold and fever. Are you sure he didn't offend anyone and end up in such a place? College graduates weren't as worthless as they are now. And in a traditional courtyard house, no father could be more powerful than the third uncle.
That's hilarious! Saying "loyalty" to everyone? That kind of (jianghu, a term referring to the world of martial arts and outlaws) talk is only used by street thugs. Who among decent people says that?
This isn't too outrageous; I just read a story about a Taoist priest living in a courtyard house...
Stop recommending books about courtyard houses to me, I don't want to read them at all. Can you please blacklist this tag?