"Seven Zeros Out of the Courtyard" by the Queen is not at home
When you know that you live in a book, your children will be annoying one by one, your husband will divorce and marry, and you will abandon your husband and abandon your son, and you will die of illness after marrying another, what will you do?
In order to let their children leave the dark and always windy mines, let them go to see the sky in Beijing, the trees outside, the heroine decided to fake divorce under the persuasion of her husband, and returned to Beijing first. But when she first arrived in Beijing, the heroine found herself living in a book, and this time the separation from her children would be forever. She couldn't help it, and immediately took the train back to the mine to pick up her children and take them back to Beijing. At that time, Zhiqing rarely returned to the city with children, which was the first in Beijing, and she went around asking for connections and giving gifts before leaving her children and her hukou in Beijing.
She and her husband pulled a ton of coal from the coal mine in Zhiqing, divided dozens of briquettes from the neighbor's house, closed the relationship with the neighbors, and got the housing management center, so that the small house of 8 square meters could be expanded next to the mother's house. The heroine's father, a descendant of the imperial dining room, was unable to take charge of the spoon during the turbulent times, and is now transferred to the state-run hotel as a master chef, and he takes the heroine in it to learn the craft with himself.
Her divorced husband, the man himself, went to work near Beijing through a job transfer, where he usually worked and drove over on weekends to see her and his children.
She told her husband what she felt like they were living in a book and told him about the events of the book and their ending, and the husband wrote down these things, but he did not believe it and read the Mao Zedong anthology for her several times. Because the male protagonist was a soldier before, he was responsible for the arrest of secret agents. He felt that the female partner who crossed was an enemy agent, and later successfully reported her.
In this way, her husband worked while preparing to enter college; the children studied in kindergarten; she studied with her father to learn cooking, occasionally sold some watermelon sauce, sauce meat, etc. to earn the first bucket of gold, and bought a set of courtyards in a remote place.
After her husband was admitted to college, Beijing set off a wave of study, and the female protagonist was recommended by the unit to go to a television university. In the national cooking competition, the heroine was successfully awarded the national chef with peach blossom dip, boiled cabbage, dawn and other imperial dining room dishes, and was recommended by the unit to go to a japanese restaurant to earn foreign exchange. At that time, going abroad was a very profitable thing, and in the era of an average annual salary of about 1,000 yuan, she could earn tens of thousands of dollars a year, which was more than ten times the domestic salary. During this time, she accumulated a small fortune, and soon after her return to China, she opened her own restaurant, and the business was particularly hot. While the male protagonist studied computer science during college, he spent several years of painstaking research on Hanka, and played the first patent case in New China, successfully protecting his wisdom crystallization.
The novel is still well written, that is, a normal and readable chronology. But because the author has referred to literature and examples in many places, when reading it, it will be popular with the events of that period, which is quite interesting, and I gave a small score. I like the reassurance of the era text, that is, the novel is still quite long, and I need to read it slowly