
The Passionate Years That Began with the College Entrance Exam
从高考开始的激情岁月
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- Completed
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- 3.9M Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 2y ago
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Tofu pudding can be salty, sour, bitter, numbing, spicy, or numbing-spicy, but it can't be sweet.
Trying to get you into university is always thwarted by either wind or rain.
Tofu pudding must be savory, and soy milk must be sweet. No matter what, it won't work. 😡
Tofu pudding must be sweet!
Tofu pudding must be sweet! No question about it!
Did Peking University have a Computer Science Department in the 1950s? You must be kidding me.
I figured 1200 yuan could buy a detached house of about 200 square meters! What's the protagonist saving money for? During the three years of disaster, saving even 1000 jin of grain would be enough to get through, since there were rations. Grain production was reduced, not completely lost!
Qin Huairu Benru
Photos from when he was young
With 2000 in cash, a monthly salary of a little over 100, and three little girls to support, plus no space to live in a crowded tenement instead of buying a separate courtyard, you're just creating trouble for yourself. If you're planning to rely on a tenement to boost your writing, don't include three little girls in the equation.
As expected, going back to the past, mundane family matters can only serve as a diversion; only building and developing industries can provide lasting and satisfying enjoyment. Keep it up, author! Long live industry!
Well written, but I suggest reducing the amount of boastful and face-slapping scenes. While it's satisfying to watch, too much of it gets annoying.