Republic of China 1928: Starting from the Wonton Shop

1928 Was such a peaceful time. I don't know what the author was thinking. You didn't have any background in that era. You couldn't even open a wonton stall. There were people collecting exorbitant taxes every day. I'll see how you write the plot later.

Writing food articles during the Republic of China reminds me of those writers who wanted to be concubines during the Republic of China.

Oh, my boss. Luotuo Xiangzi tells everyone that in the old society, it was impossible for you to make a fortune through hard work. There is no hard work to get rich, there is just food for people.

Republic of China, daily life, food? Author, how do you connect these words together? Why don't you write about going to various warlords to talk about sadomasochism that will never break up? ?

The Republic of China ~ Not to mention foreigners (Japanese, etc.), Traitors, and police, even gangsters will not let you have a peaceful life

Were you a cook in 1928? Still want to go from the street to the shopping mall? ? Or does he have a background of owing money to gangsters? ? ? Am I too dazzled? Or are you too naive? What if you come to 1982?

In those days, if you dared to be kind, you would be eaten up to nothing. If you help her today, a bunch of people will come to you for charity tomorrow. If you don't help, some people will find ways to punish you. People in the past were very cruel to the people, but it is much more cruel than now. Plus, you are in the Republic of China. No matter how powerful you are, you can still hold a gun.

I have really enjoyed Taiping Nian for a long time. Any kind of messed up person can write novels, and this kind of ghost story can also be written...

Let's talk about writing first. The author is definitely an expert in using pens, and his writing style is smooth and makes people feel very immersive. However, the plot is flawed, especially against the backdrop of excellent writing, which raises readers' expectations for this book and makes the plot's flaws seem even more glaring. For example, in order to survive, Yun Niang had no choice but to sell her dignity, and could only earn four oceans a month, but when she was hired by the protagonist, she offered a price of five oceans... Let me put it in a more understandable way, a waiter's salary is actually higher than that of a bartender, and The protagonist also feels that the salary given is low. I don't deny that the author wants to show the protagonist's kindness, but he still has to consider rationality. And there are many places like this, which are actually just details. But if the author can change these unreasonable things, the results should be better

Why not write a book, I Opened a Gym in 1928

Take Bing Xin's path? A small orange lantern with beautiful flowers and a full moon in "The country is broken and the family is destroyed"?

Traveling through the Republic of China and opening a dim sum shop, what's so exciting about this storyline? To open a dim sum shop and become a time-honored brand, there is no need to travel back in time! The business of the time traveler has become a time-honored brand, so the time traveler is a waste!

Not to mention that time, just a few years ago, how much money did you have to pay to set up a street stall? Don't you have any idea? Not to mention anything else, he just set up a stall selling fish in the vegetable market and earned more than half of the money!

I thought it was about saving the country and the people starting in 1928, but it turned out that things were going smoothly starting in 1928. . .

I traveled back to the Republic of China just to sell Chaos into a time-honored brand. I have nothing to say.

Without the IQ of the top think tank personnel, or the machinations of someone like Jia Xu of the Three Kingdoms, the author's writing is full of obscenity and halo. No matter how much he thinks about the development of the American cause in the Republic of China, at most he is just a cook who can come and go at a moment's notice, and he will not even survive that moment.

In an era of turbulent international environment and invasion by foreign enemies, it can be said that most people are still struggling with hunger and are about to cry blood in China. Author, how did you come up with the idea of ​​writing food articles in such an era? I'm really confused?

What was the author thinking when writing a food article in the Republic of China, where an average of three million people starved to death every year?

If you look up the so-called century-old shops, how many of them were re-opened by old masters who found their way out again after liberation?

In fact, I am very curious, in terms of daily writing, what can be done in the context of the Japanese invaders entering the Central Plains?

The author has never been hungry, so he made something light and oily as soon as he started eating. Not to mention that era, many places 10 years ago required heavy oil. Without oil, you wouldn't be able to eat enough.

The Nanchang Uprising on August 1, 1927 marked the beginning of ten years of civil war. The Anti-Japanese War began in 1931 and lasted for eight years until its full outbreak in 1937. How long can your chaotic stall of 1928 remain peaceful in the era of national turmoil?

After liberation, will small proprietors be capitalists?🙂

The writing is pretty good, but there's not much else besides the writing. b， Beat the person away and her family will starve to death, and you will be comfortable.

I was satisfied when I saw the comments section was full of complaints.

Having gone to the Republic of China, you have to participate in the historical process to some extent. The subject matter of sports in the Republic of China seemed to be quite different when I read it before. Fortunately, the author is good at it, but the selection of this book is even more confusing.

You went to the Republic of China in 1928 and spent three years studying delicious food. The Japanese invaded and asked you to cook. Will you go and do it? If you do it, you will have no feelings for your family and country. If you don't do it, you will lose your life. You won't add a skill to the protagonist when the time comes, so that you can fight against a division by eating Chaos, right?

The author is an intellectual educated by elites! In the Republic of China, except for a very small number of people who could live like human beings, everyone else lived just to live. The years to come will be peaceful!

In fact, the writing is very good, but the plot arrangement is flawed. When recruiting an apprentice, I knew there was an unreliable one and used a lot of descriptions to prove his unreliability, so I had to recruit him. I knew that this apprentice was going to cause trouble, and then he was bribed by the opponent.

To be honest, I really don't know what the author is thinking, going to cook delicious food at a time when the nation is in decline? ? Eat your chaos and watch the slaughter of the people in your small life?