Back to Field recommends this outstanding period novel!
In the 1990s, the first state-owned supermarket chain was founded in Haiwan City. Over the following decades, China's economy grew rapidly, and supermarkets, as an essential part of people's livelihoods, underwent countless changes. Set against the backdrop of a transformative era, the novel follows the development of the state-owned Huaxian Supermarket chain, offering a sweeping portrait of the thirty turbulent years in which China's supermarket industry struggled to grow and dared to lead the way.
Who says we don't understand standardization? Our standards will become the benchmark for the industry!
Who says all we know is how to copy? Our innovations will become the textbooks you learn from!
Who says we can't handle the internet? We were the first to dare to try!
Everyone is free
It is a good book that explains the historical trajectory of reform and opening up. The characters are vividly described. The transformation from the small self to the big self reflects a center, and the love for the motherland inspires them to move forward. A good book that I recommend everyone to read.
Recognition, approval from senior others
I feel like you, the author, are so free!!
The boss has opened a new book! Must watch! Update quickly! Not enough!
I can't stand the location of the supermarket anymore. Why is it convenient for soldiers to shop next to a military unit? I want to ask the author if he has no common sense at all? The army does not allow soldiers to go out without permission. If you want to take leave after leaving the barracks, you have to see whether the leader approves it. Unless it's easier to take sick leave to go to the hospital, those who can leave the army during holidays are basically veterans, and recruits can forget it. Are you driving in front of the troops? No matter what the purpose is, it is quite nonsense! I really can't stand it anymore!
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Come on, author, thanks Ollie, please update quickly.
A lighthouse is far from an object of pursuit in the ordinary sense.
It's good to read. I want to read the novel "Hello, Li Huanying". I hope the author can write this.