Siheyuan: I Gave up the Steel Rolling Mill and Went to Collect Waste Products

It collapsed at the beginning. The deputy director of a college student's work assignment can stop it, not even the director. If a college student goes to collect rags, even if you agree, the country does not agree.

The TV is pretty crappy and in tatters? In the 1960s, domestic TV sets were not mass-produced. There were almost no private TV sets. They were kept as treasures in major government agencies. Most people could not see them. If they were really broken, they could not be treated as junk. Since this is a chronological article, I might as well check the information!

At that time, there were only second-hand goods, no scraps... A bowl could be baked if it broke into several pieces, the pots were made of iron and could be sold for money, the clothes were all patched and patched, the pots were made of wood and could be repaired if broken, there were no cigarette butts but rolled up in newspapers before smoking, there were no scraps of paper, they could be used to start a fire, smoke, or stick to the wall! Dried fish scales, bones and shrimp shells can be sold for money! Bicycle tires are full of patches...

The author's repairs cannot stand up to scrutiny. If you have a unit of this level, will your friends let you buy one for them? If you get one and two cars, you can still make up for it. Sooner or later, something will happen if you have more. This can only repair shady things. It is better to give someone the repair skills.

In that era, department-level cadres did not necessarily have televisions.

This time line is set wrong. It closes when the wind blows.

First, at this time there were only technical secondary schools and universities, not junior colleges. Second, technical secondary schools and universities are responsible for allocating work, and they are staffed by cadres.

The author thinks that college students from the 1960s to the 1990s were as worthless as they are now? Can you go there if you have money? The imperial examinations in ancient times were more difficult than they are now. Don't think that the ancients didn't know anything. From the 1960s to the 1990s, the vast majority of people were illiterate. It was already very good to graduate from an elementary school. High schools and technical secondary schools were the main cadres. When I graduated from college, I was envious just thinking about it. The distribution of power grid packages.

You can try it without thinking, Shennong is dead

Book Title: Everyone in the Siheyuan is either crazy or in jail!

🍅There is a book like Goldfinger with more than 800 chapters

Just because of this behavior in the title of the book, there are more than 100 pairs of eyes around you watching your every move. Because the probability that you are an enemy agent is more than 90%, which means that you can easily obtain honor and materials!

You don't read the content, you just complain about the title of the book, you're afraid that others won't notice you, right? It's so weird.

I just read the beginning and there is something wrong with the author's choice of this era. You all know what the situation was like in 1966, right? In that era, even if you had any golden fingers, you would dare to cause trouble? Teach you how to behave in minutes😒😒😒😒😒

After reading the introduction, I only thought of "eavesdropping on the enemy station"

I can't stand this brother Lei anymore.

I'm really convinced. The comment section is more sincere.

The author can increase business for the protagonist Recycle old computers, old mobile phones, old refrigerators and old air conditioners

Nie Lei, Qingdao's gangster. . .

Isn't Zhongyuan the Shazhu family? Is the front yard the third uncle's house? ? ? Goldfinger was a failure. There weren't so many rags in that era.

The author really thinks that the college students of that era were comparable to modern college students, and the factory director refused to let him in. Was Director Li of the steel rolling mill so stupid... He could take the protagonist into the steel rolling mill and clean it up no matter what he did. He would find an excuse to kill or maim him. It would be no big deal. If the protagonist really went to collect rags, depending on the level of gossip among Beijing people, the whole of Beijing would have to know about it the next day. Then Director Li would have to die for the things he did.