The Red-Hot Years: A Passionate Life Starting as an Educated Youth

Forced suffering and emotional manipulation, with several family members working and constantly complaining about being poor—wouldn't all those single people supporting their entire families starve to death? Wouldn't the countryside be wiped out?

This book reminded me of my time in the countryside from 1975 to early 1978.

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I just don't understand why so many authors, when they go back to that era, write about hunting and fishing. Back then, there were people everywhere starving; how could there be so much to hunt? It wasn't that easy to catch anything.

You can earn work points by repairing water conservancy projects in winter. This is not Northeast China, but North China at most. In winter, even a pickaxe can't plow the ground when the ground is frozen. How can you build water conservancy projects?

The educated youth men all married dark-skinned and thin rural women, while the female educated youths, fair-skinned and delicate, all married dark-skinned and short rural men. After the resumption of the college entrance examination, they went to the city and lost contact with their families.

To appease public opinion, this person pressured his daughter-in-law to go to her parents' home to obtain financial support, and treated her maliciously. If this isn't a bad person, then what is?

This one is the most representative, depicting a vast world with great potential!

The protagonist has too many inner monologues, which greatly affects the viewing experience; some of the monologues are quite awkward. 🙂

It's well written; one needs to have some skills to live a better life.