Siheyuan: There Are Three Little Ones at Home

This book is written in the 1950s and 1960s. There is a book next door about Time Travel and Silly Pillar. Every day, there is a lot of money and money. He said that he can't get used to the food and steamed buns of that era. I don't know if the author himself eats a lot of fish and meat every day? When I went on a blind date for the first time, I gave him a watch and jade hands and feet. It was a bit exaggerated to write that it was unreal.

The initial setting was exaggerated. The parents of two steel rolling mill workers died on the job, and the pension was given to their grandfather for medical treatment. What serious illness? How can a grandpa get a pension for four children? What about the savings of a dual-income family? Not to mention having no savings, the third uncle can support 6 people with his own salary. Except for him, no one else has a ration, and only the older children have a ration. Such people can still survive. The protagonist's family has two earners, and everyone has an urban household registration and receives a ration, but they have no savings. . . Qin Huairu's family is poor because they want to eat well, and the Qin Huairu family's children and the Jia Zhang family are poor because they have rural household registrations without rations. The protagonist's family has no father and mother, but everyone has rations. They can eat coarse grains without starving to death. They also have jobs and subsidies, and they are even poorer than the Jia family.

My partner has been dating for 3 years but has not gotten engaged or gotten married? They are both 66 years old. Two younger brothers are in high school and one younger sister is in junior high school. At least 2 people are required to go to the countryside, otherwise none of them will be able to escape. Are you serious that Miss Lou only entered the courtyard in 1966? In the second half of the year, typhoons came. When the big capitalist in Lou was stupid, he refused to run away, and even married his daughter... Withdrew, I don't understand.

I have read more than 30 chapters so far. The author's writing is good and the atmosphere is well described, but I just can't dwell on it. With a total savings of 10 yuan, the whole family relies on the eldest brother for everything. He still has to worry about rushing home to cook after work. The two younger brothers who are junior high school students really do nothing. Even the water for washing feet has to be handled by the elder brother. What era and what family? If it were my brother, I would just feed them both big mouths.

The author's writing style is okay, but there are many places where the writing is so disgusting! The protagonist works alone to support the whole family. His younger brothers and sisters are in junior high school and they don't know how to do anything at home. The eldest brother has to go home to cook and do housework for them. If you raise children like this, you will only raise white-eyed wolves! Not to mention the 1960s, there are only a few children born in the 1980s who have never done any housework at home!

I am a person in junior high school. School ends early and my elder brother who has to go to work comes back to cook. How lazy can such a person be? Or is it something the protagonist is used to?

Is the male protagonist's personality a dedication type? After reading almost ten chapters, almost every chapter has to mention the sacrifice of the eldest brother, the dedication of the eldest brother, and the meaning of the existence of the eldest brother is to be the eldest brother. The other brothers and sisters are not at the age of waiting for food. They are all half-old children from ten years old up. They cannot do big things, but they can do a lot of small things. It seems that the poor are raising spoiled children, which is not a bad thing, but it is also awkward. The male protagonist is always mentally active to take care of his younger brothers and sisters. No one is allowed to take care of you? Who are you expressing your merit to in your heart?

Why do most contemporary period articles write about courtyard houses? Authors, can't you create period novels that don't include courtyard houses? I almost vomited reading the Siheyuan fanfic.

After reading Chapter 35, I always felt something was strange. The author's writing is actually good, but there is too little narration to spread out the story. Many settings are like forced patches later, like the protagonist's grades. If you are the first in the school, then many people will pay attention to you. If you say you don't want to go to school to support your family, let alone school, the street office will definitely be the first to disagree. In the third year of high school, he ranked first in the school. He is a perfect quasi-college student. What a great political achievement for a college student in the street! Then the way the protagonist takes care of his younger siblings is a bit taken for granted. Let's put it this way, except for the ignorant children under the age of 6, children of other age groups understand that under the great changes in the family, it is impossible for the protagonist to work and take care of the family alone. Teenagers can clean up the house well and can also cook. The brothers and sisters described by the author are all like giant babies. This situation is so outrageous that other people will not praise the protagonist for taking good care of them, but will say that their children are ignorant. The other issue is the pension issue. They said that the grandparents were not in good health and gave the pension to the two elders. However, a normal person would not take all of it. It is okay to take most of it. I want to give it to a few small children. Take it all away. During the New Year and the festival, I still accept the filial piety of an apprentice grandson, and my spine is broken! There is also the pension of the protagonist's parents. You give it all to your grandparents. Where is your grandma and grandpa? Their daughter is gone too? In short, if you want to write realistic and everyday articles, then don't blame us for finding fault with you. Realistic genres are most taboo with large loopholes. Instead of writing cool articles, at least readers will be more tolerant.

It's unrealistic that in those days people were almost dying of poverty, and junior high school students couldn't do anything? Someone has to pour the water to wash your feet, it's unrealistic

If both parents died, wouldn't there be two jobs? If you took one job, there would be another job, right? It doesn't make sense. You didn't even see your pension, so you just went to work in a daze?

After reading more than 20 chapters, the writing is really too bland, so bland that I have no desire to continue reading. It feels like it has always been just a daily routine, what I ate, what I did, and it passed in just one chapter. There is no focus or main line, and there is not even a bigger plot. Also, the younger brother and sister are written as imbeciles who cannot take care of themselves. They wait for the protagonist to get off work every day to cook, and do not even do the simplest housework. The two younger brothers are junior high school students. This shows that there is nothing wrong with being lazy and greedy, right? How could there be such a delicate child in the 1960s? It is not easy to write about the protagonist in the article. The protagonist is responsible for what to do. Similar descriptions appear at least five times in more than 20 chapters. Nothing is more blunt than this. The summary is that at first glance it seems plain, but upon closer inspection it seems stiff and plain. After thinking about it again, my dear, I actually have the correct spelling, the punctuation marks are correct, and the sentences are fluent.

Have you ever seen any factory manager living in a large courtyard? Anyone with an official position does not live in a building or a courtyard with a single family house.

The second grade, the first grade, the fourth grade are already very old, okay, don't force your intelligence. I am born in the 1980s and am a second grader. My parents are busy with the farm and I don't have a stove to cook a meal for the whole family.

It was frustrating to watch. I have read so many Siheyuan and I don't know what the highlight of this book is. I saw the comment section and said it would be better to go in and read it. I couldn't stop reading it.

The author, after all, has two-income families, and doesn't have any money to save? Forget it if you don't have it, no compensation for those who die in the line of duty? Just give it a job? After that, I have the ability to split into two. I have to ask my brothers for tickets, and then return them the next day. What's the point? You also ask someone from the same hospital to issue the ticket. Don't you know that one more person brings more risks? Just go to Pigeon Market and buy some tickets. Wouldn't it be nice to split them in two? I don't know why I really dislike the idea of ​​having to find acquaintances, especially in those days when you could be reported just by writing a letter.

Personally, I feel that the biggest failure is that I keep calling "three little ones, three little ones." It's really awkward.

Both parents work, the protagonist is 17 years old and has two younger brothers and a younger sister. My parents died in a factory accident, so what about their parents' pension? Not at all? Also, it was the workers' era at that time. There were no adults and the protagonist was still a minor. The factory didn't show any expression? The street office didn't exist? Did the Women's Federation also not exist? After I didn't read Chapter 20, is there any explanation later?

The author's writing style is really good👍This book makes you immerse yourself in the cold winter of Forty-Nine City in the 1960s. You have read to the end without knowing it. Even when you close your eyes, you can feel that the characters depicted by the author are all in front of you!

I have read about a hundred chapters so far. To summarize, I go to work every day before dawn and cook. After work, I cook and cook. Four brothers and sisters wash their feet.

Not salty, not bland, tasteless. No surprises, no danger, too watery. Abandon the pit.

I like you, please write quickly and please give me some feedback.

If the pension is not paid, my family will not be able to make ends meet, but I am still kind-hearted! Yes, you can make the Leshan Giant Buddha.

This novel can't be read every time until I reach twenty or thirty chapters. First of all, the protagonist's golden finger can copy bills, but there is no explanation whether the bills are numbered or not. Secondly, you didn't mention the pension at all, and you didn't explain where it went. Finally, the author does not reply to comments, nor does he answer questions in the comment area. He is dumb.

Waste snacks, useless people, this kind of thing can survive in the courtyard of the Internet, it is a fool's errand, it is a stroke of water.

I have the best grades. Isn't it okay to study at home after work? I started playing sports in 1962, the year I graduated. I was reborn as a nanny. Going to school at that time was really a life-changing experience.

I've read this book many times but I haven't reached Chapter 20. I can't comment on the rest because I didn't continue reading it, but this Goldfinger is really amazing! Split into two! Author, you have written novels, don't you understand what this word means? No matter how many times it is divided into two pieces, the volume and mass remain unchanged and you divide it multiple times, it will still have the original volume and mass. It will not change from 10 kilograms to 20 kilograms just because you divide it into two parts. It is recommended that the author take the time to change the cheat settings!

There are three little ones at home 😃 Banggeng Xiaodang and Sophora japonica

This ability to split into two is used on bills? ? Take gold and make it into a golden hoe, then dig the ground? ? Since it can be used for food, then use the compensation money, subsidies and wages. Even if you buy some high-priced white rice, various high-priced meat and game without a receipt, what about it? Even cornmeal and sweet potatoes? . . . I'm really speechless!

By the way, the characters in this book have something to do with the courtyard house?