Becoming a Farmer in an Ordinary World

The subject matter is good, but the author didn't think it through well. So there are a lot of little poisons. After reading a few chapters I just couldn't stand it anymore. 1: In the 1960s and 1970s, rural areas were all covered with dirt roads, and you couldn't walk seven or eight miles in half an hour. 2: The author may have misunderstood the prices in rural areas at that time, and probably applied the prices in urban areas. At that time, the price of chicken in rural areas could not be 1 yuan per catty. The reasons are as follows: 1: Chickens were not uncommon in rural areas at that time. Basically every household would raise chickens. If anyone needed chickens, they could buy them if they were plentiful in the village for just one or two yuan. There is no environment where chickens need to be purchased on the black market at high prices. 2: In rural areas at that time, cash was more valuable than tickets. Tickets are overflowing in rural areas. Many people in the city will secretly go to the countryside to collect tickets and then take them back to the city to sell them. Therefore, it is impossible to get a large price premium because there is no meat ticket. The reason why the black market in the city is expensive is that there are not many chickens in the city, and secondly, everyone needs to use tickets, so the ticket premium is high. 3: It is impossible for a rural second-rate person who is not doing his job to save hundreds of yuan. It can even be said that at that time in the countryside, no normal farming family could come up with hundreds of yuan in cash. At that time, the only normal source of cash in rural areas was selling things to supply and marketing cooperatives. For example, mountain delicacies or Chinese medicinal materials such as wild camellia. The price is a few cents per pound. If you're good enough to catch a live venomous snake, you can probably get a few bucks. But for most families, if they want to buy some cloth to make new clothes during the Chinese New Year, they have to sell some of their surplus food to raise enough money. If any family can have more than 100 cash, they will be the richest man in the village and a matchmaker, and they will be able to cross the threshold of their family!

I was speechless when I saw that the village had to pay five yuan per month for the agency sales. It was still unknown whether you could make a hundred yuan in sales this month, with a commission of 5%, and even earn five yuan, not to mention that you would inevitably have credit accounts. The opportunity of this sales agency is not essentially given to you by the village. The village only gives you a "passed" certificate, so why should you ask for five yuan? Not to mention, once the sales agency is established, you can also help the village sell things to the supply and marketing cooperative. This is a great thing for the village. Normally, you can't get anything if you ask for it. Logically speaking, the village should give you money.

The poisonous points are really one after another. After reading more than fifty chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. There are so many hard knowledge errors that it's really frustrating to read. Not to mention that the price of the era is written incorrectly, it is still a problem, nor to the policy of the era is written wrong. Let's not talk about the problem of Goldfinger not being developed. I was afraid of carbon dioxide poisoning when I saw cooking in a pot (carbon monoxide is a product of the author's breathing, right) When I saw ground rice being used to grow rice (if I don't know how to farm, I went to look up the information) I was really overwhelmed. Anyone with a junior high school diploma would not make such a mistake.

Delete Zhong Yuemin and others. Your novel is actually quite good. It is about the ordinary world, Sun Shaoping's family and his friends. It must be good. Zhong Yuemin and others are from Beijing, and Sun Shaoping is from the northwest. There must be more people who want to see the northwest, which is more pure.

The author must be from Tianlong. Why not eat minced meat? . . 1000 In 68 years. The purchasing power should be equal to the current 30W. It's even harder, for people of that era. There aren't that many ways to make money. As a farmer, it is difficult to save 1,000 yuan. Can an ordinary family afford a gift of 300,000 yuan now? . Do you really think it's TikTok? Ten million per capita? There are also provincial and county records at every turn. Is that accessible to ordinary people? Also said it was average. Then Jack Ma also said that he doesn't love money. Wang Sicong still has a small goal of only one or one hundred million? When people brag, you take them seriously. Haha →_→ If you can't say it, just block the excellent ones.

I just don't understand. It was written in 1968. Do you have to use the 75-year-old betrothal gift as an analogy? If you use the analogy of today's era, the bride price is hundreds of thousands.

The timeline of the ordinary world is 75 years. The original book said that at that time, pork cost 7 cents per catty, Sun Pingan ate vegetables at school for 5 cents, and sorghum noodles cost 6 cents per catty. In the 1960s, even Beijing didn't dare to ask for a thousand yuan as a bride price. Why are you so rich in Shaanxi?

It's still pretty good to watch when you're over 30 years old, and the plug-ins aren't too exaggerated. In fact, they are too exaggerated. What's the use in that era? There's nothing too bad about it, even if it's mediocre, you can still watch it!

That was the era when a big cake was exchanged for a wife. The louder the singing, the more depressed the heart became, begging for food every year. Orchids are blooming! Bragging is not called bragging, it is called "northwest wind"

This betrothal gift is 666. 100 Years later, experts issued suggestions to reduce the betrothal gift, just like people a hundred years ago. According to a mobile APP they had at the time called Weibo, their betrothal gift was only 10 million at that time 🙂