In the 1950s, people had strong hands-on ability. Whether building a house or other buildings is done by manpower. At that time, people's neighborhood was very close, so some relatively complex buildings, such as houses, were completed by relatives and neighbors with each other's help. The picture shows people building stoves at that time.
At that time, most of the people working in some textile departments were women workers, and people's understanding of gender equality had reached a high level. This painting shows them learning to work with machines.
The canteen in the 1950s was also a major feature. At that time, all the commissaries were called supply and marketing cooperatives, which were managed by the state. People have to buy their daily necessities in this place, so many people dream of working in supply and marketing cooperatives. The picture shows people choosing products in supply and marketing cooperatives.
In the 1950s, agricultural work was basically done by manpower, so many farm jobs were done by one family at that time, which was very obvious at that time. Many hands make light work. The picture shows people working in the farmland at that time.
In the 1950s, it was common to criticize landlords. After the land was distributed to farmers, the landlord became the object of criticism. The picture shows an aunt counting the bad things under the trunk of that year.
In the 1950s, every time the landlord fought, all the staff were required to be present. When fighting landlords, men, women and children will take benches or rice bowls to watch the battle.
In the face of the oppression of the landlord in those days, the old lady pointed to the landlord and detailed them one by one. The landlord who knelt on the ground said nothing and got the end he deserved.
The picture shows the landlady sitting on the ground in brocade, recalling how she harmed the village in those days.
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