A Stranger Staying in the Siheyuan

Many people wrote in the courtyard saying that Qin Jingru was a good daughter-in-law, a country girl who was determined to climb high. The harsh policies of those years were aimed at them. She had no food subsidy and no job. How long could she stay in the city without Xu Damao? Even if she had children, she did not have a household registration in the city. Qin Jingru got divorced immediately after finding a part-time job at the end of the 1970s. Anyone who calls her a good wife is a lustful person with impure motives.

Is anyone reading a book? - ̗̀(๑ᵔ⌔ᵔ๑) If yes, can you please give me a card? To give some advice, I think I am writing a book on a stand-alone machine and no one will read it. Woo woo woo😭 Thank you very much to all the book friends😭

The writing is quite good, but the biggest advantage is also the biggest shortcoming of the online article. It is too real and considers too much rationality. It is difficult to balance the coolness required by the online article with the period atmosphere required by the period article. However, since I read the period article, I still want to feel the atmosphere of that era. The author writes very well, and it is rare to see such a rigorous period article.

Lou Xiao'e is a very strange person. Xu Damao was very kind to her at first. She did laundry and cooking. Her family was rich. After getting married, she acted like a condescending eldest lady. She looked down on her husband and parents-in-law. She said that Xu Damao had a small belly and chicken intestines, and was a small farmer, and she couldn't stand it. She turned a blind eye to all the insults from Silly Zhu, including his foul mouth, petty theft, and violence. How double standards does she have? Even Widow Qin knows how many days Xu Damao has not slept with her. How many men would not betray such a daughter-in-law? This is evident from the fact that even Hong Kong husband and Silly Zhu look down on her.

A young boy from the countryside was arrested and sent to the Public Security Bureau. He pretended to be a coward in the Public Security Bureau and was immediately persuaded to quit by me.

I feel like I'm too wordy, I'm arrogant, and I'm so funny regardless of the occasion┐(─__─)┌

I really liked this kind of eloquent story, but there were too many poisonous points, so I couldn't bear it and I pulled it out.

The most important thing about your novel is that it really contributes to the development of the country.

It was strange to see Yi Zhonghai and Jia Zhang acting recklessly in the street office: 1. In those days, local cadres should be very good at mass work. How is it possible that there is no solution for such misbehavior? Are you allowed to mess around here? 2. What is Yi Zhonghai? The workers in Niu are also workers and can give you face, but will the leader allow you to show off? Are you still asking people to go to the streets to cause trouble? 3. That period was when the city was clearing out the immigrant population. Originally, the Jia family was among the people being cleared. Isn't this a shot in the arm? 4. The male protagonist, Uncle Li, is at least a department or department-level cadre, right? Even if the house is allocated to a large courtyard, even Yi Zhonghai doesn't take Lao Ge M seriously? What the hell kind of courtyard is this? ? ? It's become a dragon's pond and a tiger's den! I would like the author to please consider the actual situation when creating. No matter in that era, the people did not fight against the government, especially those who have experienced war.

It's a bit too simple, but it still has merit. Personnel is politics. After watching "Eat, Drink, Man, Woman" it was a bit boring.