In the 8th and 90s, the luxury consumption of the New Year was to go to the cinema and watch movies for a few days.
CCTV also held several Spring Festival parties, but the ordinary families of that meeting still have very few TVs, and the entertainment during the Spring Festival is to go to the cinema to watch movies, and the movie tickets of that meeting range from 1 corner 5 points ~ 3 jiao.
At that time, I was 16~7 years old, and from the first to the fifth day of junior high school, adults basically agreed not to do winter vacation homework, and I could go to the cinema to watch movies. It's basically the most extravagant thing.
Because apart from movies, there is nothing to entertain. Like "The Curious Case of the Year of the Tiger", "Jade Mahjong", "Mirage", these action movies of the 80s were all watched during the Spring Festival.
Today's cinema traffic, the New Year is basically no different from usual, unless there is a special New Year blockbuster.
And in the first to fifth day of the Spring Festival, the cinema is screened all day, one in the morning, one in the afternoon, and two more at six o'clock in the evening and eight o'clock, basically the venue is full.
Most of the people who go to the cinema to watch movies in the morning are people who are far away from the town, and in the afternoon, they generally go to relatives during the Spring Festival to give relatives a movie reception, and in the evening, some people on the street eat dinner and go out for fun...
Now that I think about it, watching a movie once is rarer than watching a sports game now. Do you still have memories of people from that era? #天南海北过大年 #
