Back to the Era: Starting at a State-Run Restaurant
重回年代：从国营饭店开始
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- 1.1M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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Wage standards in the 1950s-1970s
Salaries corresponding to administrative and technical ranks from the 1950s to the 1970s Salary corresponding to administrative level and technical level as follows: Administrative Rank Salary Level 1 (President of the People's Republic of China, Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress, senior officials, Chairman of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of…
Finally, a historical novel that doesn't feature a courtyard house!
Hello, I am your reader. My hometown is in the countryside, and I raised a donkey. This donkey is very talented and is very good at pulling a millstone. It was incredibly creative; the flour it produced was loved by the entire village. In fact... Countless wealthy people from big cities make special trips to buy the flour it grinds.
I came across a different kind of historical fiction. A few days ago, I read a few historical fiction novels where the protagonists who were reborn (time-traveled) didn't like working and preferred to do business. In that era, was it really that easy for a rural person to do business in the city?
The timeline is a mess, and some minor plots are completely fabricated, such as the capture of cicada nymphs in Heilongjiang Province. That's ridiculous; where would they find those things in Heilongjiang Province?
Isn't food supposed to be the main theme of this book? Why is there so much focus on family drama, conflicts, and disputes, while the actual cooking and food content is minimal? The priorities seem reversed! 😰
My third uncle's children are called "cousins" (堂哥), "cousins" (堂弟), and "cousins" (堂妹), not "cousins" (表哥) and "cousins" (表妹).
It was good in the early and mid-game, but collapsed in the late game, ending in a complete flop. I don't recommend subscribing to watch it.
He was originally a chef. Now he's becoming a healthcare professional.
The plot feels too contrived; many foreshadowing elements are used up within just a few chapters. For example, there's the relationship between Teacher Tang and his student, his best friend and his sister, and then the family conflicts of his fiancée's family get involved, followed by the old commander helping his third uncle find his relatives...