Chapter Four Hundred Seventy-Two [Righteousness Above Family, Chen Yanluo]
In the 1980s in Huaxia, the general architectural style was dominated by three colors: black, white, and gray.
The colorful, brightly lit scenes that came with economic prosperity in later years were absolutely nowhere to be seen in this era.
The living quarters for the flour mill's family members were extensive, constructed along the river not far off, consisting of swathes of brick and tile houses. The only slightly better residences were the tube-shaped buildings built in the '60s and '70s—during the period of Soviet aid to China, these had a special name filled with a sense of the era: Khrushchev buildings.
Living in a tube-shaped building at this time was already considered high-class, only accessible to senior workers with long years of service, high-grade positions, or factory leaders.
At this moment, Chen Jianshe was just a driver in the vehicle team, and he was still living in a bungalow.
