
Siheyuan: Back to the 1960S
四合院:回到六十年代
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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- 1d ago
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- Qidian
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Watch them discuss hunting
I laughed before I even read it, haha, there were many spies in the 50s and 60s, supplies were extremely scarce, the Soviet Union was a nuclear threat, and the whole country was repaying its debts. According to this logic, there is no food around, and the protagonist can still hunt prey, then you are dead. Don't treat everyone around you as a fool, it's too poisonous. Is there a system that directly rewards 10 pounds of meat? You have to talk about hunting! Although it's a novel, it's okay to be a bit liberal, but don't make a wish. Even if you go 30 kilometers away, you will be exhausted even if you ride a broken bicycle. I can't even imagine how you can ride on the road at that time? Can the tires hold up?
Shennong
The author has no idea about famine. He thinks that there is a famine. The woods outside are full of wild animals and the river is full of big fish weighing 1-2 kilograms. Actual famine, no grass growing in the fields, rivers drying up. Goldfinger is only used as a warehouse. The land is used to speed up time. It is only used to grow potatoes, sesame and peanuts, and cooking oil is not enough. Planting some cotton and ramie will solve the problem of clothing. After planting wheat and rice, is there still a shortage of food? Various fruits? I just know how to grow potatoes, and I'm convinced
Where could one go to catch so many fish at that time in Beijing? Bigger lakes and rivers have officially organized fishing, and smaller lakes have more fish than fish. Doesn't it take time for fish to grow? As for hunting, it is even more nonsense. That is because Beijing has been the capital six hundred years ago. How can there be room for survival when people and wild animals are everywhere? If you want to hunt, you have to walk into the mountains of the northwest for many days. Which of these protagonists has the conditions to go that far? It was so easy to fight. At that time, who in the village didn't have a gun? Didn't they know how to get the protagonist by playing rounds?
If there are so many prey, it will still be your turn. At that time, which village did not have militiamen, guns and cannons? If there are so many prey, it will still be hungry.
The roots of the trees have all been eaten away. Where did the wild animals come from?
Don't be too outrageous. The protagonist kills a group of wild boars at every turn. Even in modern times, hunting wild boars requires a gun, or one. A group can only be shot with a helicopter, and the fight may not be completed. Besides, this novel is a period novel, not a hunting god novel.
Many children have never heard of the sixties generation, which was an era of cannibalism.
Family man
The characters in the Siheyuan only include the third uncle and his wife. There is no disgusting Jia and Zhang family. As the plot progresses, you will harm your two married sisters. They will either become widows or have evil mothers-in-law. Let the family go and write more about the love, hatred and hatred of the characters in the Siheyuan.
In 1960, a fish weighing 4 pounds sold for 1.5. It was the most difficult era at that time, and the price of all food had increased more than 10 times. After reading a few chapters, I still didn't realize that it was like the 60-year famine. Everyone could easily catch fish by the river.
After reading the previous chapters, all of them are taken for granted by the author. The 1950s and 1960s were the time when the spirit of public ownership of our country was at its strongest. In the urban area of Beijing, the community women's federations held by the streets were really just decorations. Don't be led astray by other courtyard articles. The replacement of posts in your book is really not the case. Those small-footed detective teams have already reported to the women's federation.