North Drift Achievers 190

Shanghai drifting. Also known as the Shanghai drifting family. It refers specifically to people from non-Shanghai areas, non-Shanghai hukou (i.e., traditional Shanghainese) who live and work in Shanghai.

Because these people rarely have a fixed residence in the early days of coming to Shanghai, they move around, giving people a feeling of drifting, and they themselves can't have more identity with Shanghai for many reasons, hence the name.

In Beijing, it is called Beipiao, and in Shanghai, it is called work.

I've never heard of a name for someone who mixes in Shanghai, Shanghai is Shanghai, then you can call yourself Shanghai, but it feels hard to hear, you better think about it yourself! If you're creative, maybe your word will become popular in the future! Then you're famous, o(o....

There doesn't seem to be any definite title.

Playing mahjong is 100 million. Floating one billion means that you can win three billion when you are Hu (one billion for each of the other three families), and if you don't Hu you will lose one billion. Meaning to play big, rich

Piao Hu, is a kind of mahjong play in Shenyang, strips, cakes, all right, must be forked, can not lack a break nine, Hu is a big name, what he said means Xiao Hu 100 million, Piao Hu billion.

It's how big it is when you play mahjong and settle accounts, 100 million is the smallest to give 100 million, and Piaohu wants 1 billion. It should all be about RMB.

100 million Hu alone, Hu is called Piao for the kind of collision, and it is necessary to turn over a lot, which can be stipulated. A billion is tenfold. It's mahjong in the Northeast, haha.

This is the saying of playing cards in the north, that is, the minimum Hu of a card is 100 million, but you float 1 billion, if you win, others will give you 1.1 billion, and if you lose, you will give others 1.1 billion.

The minimum loss is 100 million, and the win can win 1 billion.

Didn't Xiao Shenyang say that duck eggs couldn't blow, so she simply blew a big ......

It's the bottom of 100 million, and then you bet on 1 billion, and if you lose, you lose 11 billion, and if you win, you win more than 100 million on the loser.

It seems to be a minimum of 100 million and a cap of 1 billion per family

Won't play My Meng

100 million in the pot, 1 billion in Piaohu, and the playing style of mahjong in different places is not the same.

If you hit 100 million, you have to give 100 million to the smallest one, and you have to give 1 billion to Piaohu.

That's not a duck egg, it's his wife Shen Chunyang.

The upstairs analysis is correct, they are all experts.

Playing mahjong, winning and losing are very big.

I'm looking at the snow scene in Sanya! Are you tired of dry marks? I'm building a snowman in Sanya! Ha ha.

It's too scary to play!

Feminist literature began in the 19th century and flourished in the 20th century. The rapid development of feminism is closely related to the social environment and background of the times at that time.

As the ideas of freedom, equality, fraternity and natural human rights advocated by the French Revolution quickly took root in the hearts of the people around the world, from the thirties of the 19th century, a feminist movement began to fight for women's equality in politics, economy, education and other aspects. Margaret Mitchell's Gone with the Wind, published in 1936, came out in this context.

Gone with the Wind is a novel by American writer Margaret Mitchell, which won the Pulitzer Prize for Literature in 1937. Through the love entanglement of Scarlett and Rhett, the work successfully reproduces the Civil War led by Lincoln and the social life of the American South.

**"Gone with the Wind" is a romanticism written by the famous American female writer Margaret Michel and reflects the theme of the Civil War**. The rebellious spirit and the spirit of hard work and self-improvement shown by the protagonist Scarlett have always made readers fall in love with it. This enduring ** has touched countless readers.

It has been remade into a movie many times. The movie is also known as "Gone with the Wind".

Gone with the Wind is a love story set in the American Civil War.

The protagonist of ** is Scarlett O'Hara, the daughter of a wealthy and well-established plantation owner in Georgia, USA. His father, Gerald, was an immigrant from Ireland. When he first arrived in Georgia, Gerald was penniless and gambled to win ownership of the Tarot estate.

So he began to start a business in this red land, weaving his American dream. It wasn't until he was 43 years old that he married 15-year-old Ellen, the daughter of a French immigrant on the East Coast. Gerald was kind-hearted but short-tempered, while his young wife had a good upbringing and strict morals.

She personally manages the daily affairs of the entire manor, and even treats and delivers babies to the black slaves on the manor. As a result, the couple was revered by the white lords of the surrounding estates, and they were also deeply loved by the black slaves. Daughter Scarlett grew up in this environment.

I have been doing North Drift for 8 years, going to North Drift can indeed exercise people, but there are not as many opportunities as you imagine, and there is no Chang Chao treatment, the most important thing in Beijing is talent, so you want to have a good development, unless you have excellent skills, don't be too far away from your parents, and your mother is worried!

Went to Beijing? Recently, I also wanted to go to Beijing, and I was also alone, and I was very confused.

As long as you can be independent and have the experience of self-reliance.

Set in Atlanta and nearby plantations, the story depicts the life of Southerners in the United States before and after the Civil War!

I think Fu Donghua's translation is the best! The text is playful and humorous! has an original feeling, and his literary attainments are quite deep, just look at the poems in his translation of "Gone with the Wind".

Zhejiang Literature and Art Publishing House abridged version, Foreign Literature Publishing House full translation, these are the 80s boss book, the latest is back.

Yilin Publishing House answers two hardcover volumes, the original price is 40

Shanghai Translation Publishing House.

The translated name is "Gone with the Wind".

Not "Gone with the Wind").

The translation of the names in it is Scarlett and Butler, instead of the old version of Scarlett and Brad, this translation is also good, the text is relatively fluent, and the cultural background is also well explained.

Personally, I think the translation is good, and the old translator Chen Liangting translated the translation of "Gone with the Wind", which can be described as profound, and it is also processed by Mr. Zheng Damin, a strong combination.

Binding design is also possible.

Modest efforts, I hope the landlord will smile.

**Set in Atlanta and a nearby plantation, it depicts the lives of Southerners before and after the Civil War.

The work portrays many southerners of that era, and Scarlett, Red, Ashley, Melanie and others occupy the central position. Their customs and etiquette, words and deeds, spiritual concepts, and political attitudes, through the love entanglement of Scarlett and Red, successfully reproduce the Civil War led by Lincoln, and the social life of the American South.

This enduring ** has touched countless readers. It has been remade into a movie many times. The movie is also known as "Gone with the Wind".

Gone with the Wind is a love story set in the American Civil War.

You still have to read the original book.,The general information on the introduction has ruined the feeling of the original book.,So don't read the introduction But the description of the relationship between blacks and whites in the original book is a little different from the mainstream view (that is, the kind written in the history books.,If you're a student),So most reference books are reluctant to say it in depth (like I have a 1980 version of the dictionary and directly ignore this book.,Only include other ** of the same era.), Objectively, however, it reveals the historical inevitability that slavery in the South would lose to capitalism in the North. As for the storyline, the one upstairs is quite right, but the original book is written with more emotion, a bit like the psychological description in "Bubble Summer", ......"Gone with the Wind" is actually quite touching