What was the Spring Festival like a few decades ago?

A few decades ago, the transportation was not so developed, there was no express train, no bullet train, no subway, and there were few planes, unless there were big cities, ordinary places were definitely no planes, so people could only choose trains as a means of transportation.

At that time, the logistics was not very circulating, and many places did not set up logistics points, so people could only carry large bags and small bags home, carrying on their shoulders, carrying them in their hands, and pulling them, all of which were things, and the places occupied by things were more than the places occupied by people.

Decades ago, there were a lot of people who went out to work, most of them were in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, during the Spring Festival, they may be lucky enough to meet their fellow villagers at the train station, and the villagers saw their fellow villagers, with tears in their eyes, and the conversation and exchange between the villagers would make people feel particularly cordial, and people were happy to tell about the achievements and hardships of the year, not to mention how happy.

Although there are more and more means of transportation now, every Spring Festival, like a nationwide migration, seems to be so tense every year.

It's really not easy to buy a simple train ticket.

I remember more than 20 years ago, I followed my parents to work in the city at that time.

At that time, I was only a few years old, and I lived with my parents during the Spring Festival and went back to my hometown by train.

In fact, the distance is not very far, and it takes about ten hours by train.

But it was like a very difficult migration.

I remember queuing up at the train station to buy a ticket, and I waited for most of the day.

And the train tickets I bought didn't even have hard seats, all of them were station tickets.

At that time, it was very painful for a child to be young, and more than 10 hours.

I thought we could sit on the ground and rest on the train, but the green cars were full of people, so we had to stand in the corridor of the train.

The weather was very cold in winter, and I leaned on my father's side for more than ten hours, as if a year had passed.

It was also a trip that impressed me very much.

On January 3, 2018, train tickets for the Spring Festival have begun to go on sale, how many people have already returned to their hearts? How many people are persistent in sticking to it for a return ticket.

How many family dreams are carried by the trains that come and go, and how many speechless stares are separated from each other in and out of the windows.

Outside the train, people waiting in line, couples clinging to each other in the train, couples returning from work, grandchildren holding hands.

Let's take a look at what the Spring Festival was like a few decades ago, the past and present of the Spring Festival.

1. In 1954, at that time, trains were still very expensive means of transportation, and it was a luxury to make a train.

Beijing Railway Station in 1954.

Everyone helped each other to get on the train.

At that time, train tickets were still handwritten.

1954 train ticket.

Old carriage from 1954.

1954 old carriage.

2. The Spring Festival in 1978.

In 1978, the college entrance examination was restarted after a hiatus of more than ten years, and students joined the army of the Spring Festival.

Guangzhou Station in 1978.

Shanghai Railway Station Spring Festival.

Students are waiting for the bus.

3. The Spring Festival in 1981.

In 1981, the Spring Festival was uprooted from home, and he left home with his bags on his back to make a living.

People traveling with their ideals in front of the station.

Big bag and small bag (80s color photo).

Fourth, the Spring Festival brought by 90 years.

The Spring Festival in the 90s was a tide of migrant workers with wives and children who bid farewell to their hometowns and farmland, and rushed to Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, where they could make money.

A girl was choked and cried by the crowd.

Migrant workers waiting.

The girls who ate instant noodles on the train, the instant noodles at that time were still plastic bowls.

Noisy and noisy carriages.

In 1999, on a train from Kowloon, Hong Kong to Shanghai, a young lama from Gannan Labrang Monastery held a hata in a sleeper car.

5. Spring Festival transportation in 2000.

During this period, the technology and economy developed at a high level, and the train became a tool that people relied on more and more to go home.

<> home

Big packets, small packets. > crowded carriages make it difficult to get your footing.

Sixth, the Spring Festival of the 08 snow disaster.

How many of the snow disasters in 08 hovered on the way home.

The civilian police are at the scene in an effort to maintain order.

Stranded big bar.

Crowds of people.

Sixth, today's Spring Festival.

The 2018 Spring Festival is being carried out in an orderly manner, and the 2018 Spring Festival travel time period: February 1 - March 12, the 16th day of the 12th lunar month - the 25th day of the first lunar month. We have gone through 60 thoughts so far, and although we are always complaining, we have been overcoming difficulties and returning to our hometown.