Siheyuan: From the Start, I Was Left with Nothing by My Relatives

The early stage is too stressful, and the revenge later should be quick and enjoyable. Don't be too procrastinate, otherwise the reading will not be good. The second is that the protagonist is a reborn person. His father has passed away due to official duties (pay attention to the background of the author's writing). Regarding Yi Zhonghai's seizure of the house, you can approach the factory, the neighborhood committee, etc., Or even pull up banners or even write letters to newspapers as other readers have said. It will be useful. You must know that cities are different from rural areas. If the matter of being destitute and having younger brothers and sisters made a big fuss, this person would be notorious in those days. Even if the factory tried not to expose it to the outside world, there would be an internal investigation. As a result, you dealt with it entirely by yourself and did not write about the superiority of the reborn ones at all. Even if you mess up Yi Zhonghai first and then change the guard, it feels much better than writing like this.

How dare you live in a courtyard house without a golden finger...

They all ran out, I think I can take revenge on Yi Zhonghai. He directly carried banners to the steel rolling mill, which liberated the remnants of the old society and oppressed the people, and made Yi Zhonghai a bad name. Reputation was very important in those days. If he made him bad, he would not be allowed to pass the exam later. They were all new people, so they could avoid his sharp edges? Fuck him, stink him

It's a bit funny. In rural areas, you said it was possible to be exterminated, but in the city, Beijing still thinks it's nonsense. Don't take the government and organizations too lightly in that era. Besides, in the era of collectives, no one dared to do many things. Reputation is very important. Who can bear the trouble of being excommunicated and bullying orphans and widowed mothers? ?

Those who wrote this kind of book only show that they had no understanding of the social conditions at that time and made up their own minds. Based on the things at the beginning, they went to the streets to report that someone was a bully. Look at the result. It is ridiculous. A seventh-level worker is still a worker. He is like Nan Batian. I am really speechless.

It's tasteless, it's not a pity to throw it away

At first glance, the author is at least born in the 1990s and has never really lived in public housing. I am born in the 70s, and my parents are both in their 50s. I have experienced everything from street houses to factory dormitories to factory family buildings, family buildings being converted from public to private, and then buying commercial housing on my own. My father's master was from the 1930s. He lived to be almost ninety years old in a few years. His dormitory was deserted after he retired in 1980 and returned to his hometown. After his death in a few years and the demolition of dangerous buildings in 203, no one dared to think about it. Why? Because his family members have always paid rent, even though none of his family members work in the system.

What era is it? If you write about a courtyard house with this kind of thinking, no one would have read it 2 years ago.

In the Jia family, only Jia Dongxu has an urban registered permanent residence, and the children follow their mother. Qin Huairu has a rural registered permanent residence, as does Bangge Xiaodang, so the Jia family only has a quota for one person.

Is it three rooms or two rooms? The first three chapters say there are three rooms, and the last three chapters say there are two rooms! Is this an obvious error?