
1982: The Whole Family Flees Famine from the Start
1982:开局全家去逃荒
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- Completed
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- 811k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Life
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- 27d ago
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- Qidian
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It's pretty good, but the title of the book is wrong. Shouldn't it be about giving up and escaping?
Local meals appearing in the article 2
7. Oil steamed buns 8. Guokanzi 9. Baked dough steamed buns 10. Greased steamed buns + steamed buns + corn flour salty rolls 11. Salted steamed buns: shredded radish steamed buns, leek salted steamed buns, amaranth salted steamed buns 12. Gourd steamed buns 13. Pillow steamed buns
Local meals mentioned in the article
1. Red taro porridge + red taro buns 2. Sesame leaf noodles 3. Tofu + fried dough sticks 4. Soup + steamed dumplings + steamed dumplings 5. Oil tea + sesame seed cakes 6. Fried jelly
Regarding the old objects from the 1980s that appear in the article, the author has sorted out
1. Flashlight, used to catch scorpions 2. Bucket, pole 3. Kerosene lamp 4. Bamboo basket, the one below is often hung on the beam, with leftover buns in it 5. Set up the car and pull it up against the wall when not in use. The wall behind it is a mud room. It is a good mud room because blue bricks are used at the corner 6. There are dustpans on the top and dustpans on the bottom. The dialect here, I don't know what it is called over there?
Continued from 1, old objects
7. The hood used to serve steamed buns and rice cakes during meals at the protagonist's house (also in dialect) 8. The bellows that the protagonist's father pulls when lighting the fire 9. The spinning wheel used by the protagonist's grandmother to spin linen thread 10. The protagonist's home The hot water kettle 11. The hat the protagonist bought from the market has been popular for a long time. When the author attended the meeting on April 8 this year, he saw people still selling it 12. The protagonist's water tank and gourd scoop
The writing is still very smooth, but the plot is set in 1982. I wonder if I was still running away from famine in 1982. The purchase price of Scorpion is so high, I always feel it is inappropriate. In 1982, my mother's salary as a teacher was only more than thirty years. Putting this topic aside, I can still read the bookless life
This, this, this... What should I do?
I thought the whole family would go to the prehistoric world at the beginning, but I still thought about finally opening up the pattern 😁
Author, don't be too lazy
Chapter 153 How dare you collect the medicinal materials from the robbery? It's 1983 on New Year's Eve. You are really not afraid of being reported and shot.
You shouldn't write about ginseng. If you write about it, you can't sell it because you'll get rich if you sell it. It's just a plot.
Continue 2 old objects
13. The protagonist can eat five or six bowls of such a large bowl in one meal 14. One of the jars used by the protagonist's mother to prepare watermelon sauce beans was used by the protagonist to soak in leopard bone wine