Daughter of the fifth younger sister's room

Author: Zhou Wanrun
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This book describes the story of an ordinary person's humble struggle for a small dream: Wu Mei'er is a common woman from Shanghai, born in the 1960s, who, along with her mother and sister, has experienced a series of social upheavals. She has tirelessly sought a comfortable home for herself and her family, enduring countless twists and hardships, yet remains undeterred. Some people are naturally inclined to serve as pawns for others, especially those like the Wu family mother and daughter. They are very happy to spend most of their time filling their lives with the wedding affairs of various women. They excel at spreading joy but are also easily angered. Their love and hatred are equally overwhelming. Wu Mei'er quickly gets overwhelmed by the news of a flood of single men. Finally, this international long-distance call of several hundred yuan was not in vain: the unequal treaty of land cession and compensation signed with the Wang couple was not in vain; the tearful "Greater Japan" color TV that was shipped to China by plane was not in vain. All of this finally paid off, and all of it was rewarded! Goodbye, Bamboo Street! Farewell, the toilet, the coal stove, and the telescope for watching ball games!