The Train Driver in the Siheyuan

After reading some Siheyuan novels, I feel like I can write novels too! I plan to write a book about an 18-year-old protagonist. His grandparents walked across the snowy mountains and grasslands and died fighting against Japan. His father died when liberating the country. Two uncles died aiding Korea. His mother was killed by spies in 1957 while protecting supplies for the steel rolling mill. The protagonist is the only one left in the family. Before the time travel, the house at home was robbed by the Jia family. He was locked in a dog cage and beaten every day by the people in the courtyard. Some of the compensation from the elders in the family was divided up by the courtyard 🤓🤓🤓

Train drivers don't live in courtyards. Railways have their own living quarters. The railway has its own public security, procuratorate, court, hospital, middle school, primary school, kindergarten, etc. It is a world of its own!

The train driver is away from home all year round, and he is in the Qinman Courtyard. He might be happy to be a father when he comes back.

Siheyuan, train driver, how did you combine these two things? How can the people from Iron Boss play with Siheyuan?

I have never understood the brain circuit of those who wrote about Siheyuan, and I feel that there are not many normal people.

This book is really the same as CCTV, embodying the harmonious, prosperous, democratic and republican courtyard house. Why? Because the characters in it don't have very high IQs, and there are some who are at the second level. Specifically, it can be understood as, you can hit me, but I won't fight back, so it will be your fault when the police come. If someone comes out and makes trouble, I will write a letter of understanding, and the two of us will deal with each other in the same way in the future.

Guys, are there any good Siheyuan novels that are not so violent and don't demonize Siheyuan? I recommend a few books.

After being beaten like that, he didn't call the police. His brain circuit is really weird.

With this kind of opening, it would be over if you just start making trouble. You don't even have to read what you wrote.

Damn, when did the Lanzhou-Xinjiang Line open? You were so serious about bragging that you drove to Alashankou, and you drove there from Beijing, and you even drove the two of them alternately. It made me laugh.