Siheyuan: Report On The Steel Rolling Mill At The Beginning
Author: Liang Piao Huan Tang Tian
Original Title: 四合院：开局举报轧钢厂
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Introduction Siheyuan: Report On The Steel Rolling Mill At The Beginning
As soon as Zhong Guosheng opened his eyes, he became the orphan of a martyr who starved to death in No. 95 Nanluogu Lane in 1965.
Father Zhong Dashan died defending the steel rolling mill and was posthumously regarded as a martyr. My mother was seriously ill and had no money for medical treatment, so she passed away. The whereabouts of the pension were unknown, and the work station left by his father was replaced by someone else.
Under the guise of "mutual help", the whole hospital squeezed a child without a father and mother to death - forcing him to pay money, forcing him to clean the yard, and forcing him to empty the urinal. If he resisted even a little bit, Silly Zhu would punch him and kick him. He tried going to the street office and the police station, but all he got in return was a light "It's a joke."
Don’t you want to unite? Don’t you want to be a group?
Then let this collective have a good time in the sun.
The Ministry of Metallurgical Industry, newspapers, municipal bureaus, martyrs' families offices, and the cutest person - letters were sent out one by one.
Not enough.
Relying on his original memory, Zhong Guosheng walked into the broadcast room of the steel rolling mill and locked the door.
That day, the big horn of the steel rolling mill rang, and the sound spread throughout the factory, office building, and nearby streets and alleys.
"My name is Zhong Guosheng. My father, Zhong Dashan, died defending this factory. I would like to ask the factory to answer - where is my father's pension? Where is my work station? Where is the treatment for the orphans of martyrs?"
Zhong Guosheng spoke clearly into the loudspeaker for every letter sent and every receiving unit.
Father Zhong Dashan died defending the steel rolling mill and was posthumously regarded as a martyr. My mother was seriously ill and had no money for medical treatment, so she passed away. The whereabouts of the pension were unknown, and the work station left by his father was replaced by someone else.
Under the guise of "mutual help", the whole hospital squeezed a child without a father and mother to death - forcing him to pay money, forcing him to clean the yard, and forcing him to empty the urinal. If he resisted even a little bit, Silly Zhu would punch him and kick him. He tried going to the street office and the police station, but all he got in return was a light "It's a joke."
Don’t you want to unite? Don’t you want to be a group?
Then let this collective have a good time in the sun.
The Ministry of Metallurgical Industry, newspapers, municipal bureaus, martyrs' families offices, and the cutest person - letters were sent out one by one.
Not enough.
Relying on his original memory, Zhong Guosheng walked into the broadcast room of the steel rolling mill and locked the door.
That day, the big horn of the steel rolling mill rang, and the sound spread throughout the factory, office building, and nearby streets and alleys.
"My name is Zhong Guosheng. My father, Zhong Dashan, died defending this factory. I would like to ask the factory to answer - where is my father's pension? Where is my work station? Where is the treatment for the orphans of martyrs?"
Zhong Guosheng spoke clearly into the loudspeaker for every letter sent and every receiving unit.
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In the landscape of period-drama web fiction, few stories capture the raw, suffocating tension of the 1960s quite like Liang Piao Huan Tang Tian’s Siheyuan: Report On The Steel Rolling Mill At The Beginning. While many "Siheyuan" genre stories focus on slow-burn revenge or domestic squabbles, this novel takes a sharp, aggressive turn into systemic dismantling.
The story hits the ground running with an atmosphere of desperation. We follow Zhong Guosheng, an orphan abandoned by a neighborhood that hides its predatory nature behind a mask of communal harmony. The initial chapters are deliberately infuriating; seeing a vulnerable child bullied by the iconic, self-righteous figures of the courtyard is a masterclass in building emotional stakes. You are not just reading a story; you are waiting for the inevitable explosion.
What makes this novel stand out is its departure from physical violence as the primary solution. Instead of turning into a standard martial arts brawler, Zhong Guosheng wields bureaucracy and public exposure as his weapons of choice. The scene where he barricades himself in the steel rolling mill’s broadcast room is nothing short of cathartic. It is a brilliant subversion of the genre tropes, shifting the power dynamic from the hands of the neighborhood bullies to the cold, unyielding machinery of the state and the press.
This is a gripping tale of institutional warfare. It satisfies that deep-seated desire for justice in an unjust world. Watching Zhong Guosheng systematically burn down the carefully curated reputations of his tormentors using nothing but truth and paperwork is incredibly addictive. If you enjoy stories about underdogs who refuse to be victims and prefer intelligent, calculated retribution over mindless conflict, this novel is essential reading. It is a bold, vengeful, and immensely satisfying experience that redefines the Siheyuan narrative.
The story hits the ground running with an atmosphere of desperation. We follow Zhong Guosheng, an orphan abandoned by a neighborhood that hides its predatory nature behind a mask of communal harmony. The initial chapters are deliberately infuriating; seeing a vulnerable child bullied by the iconic, self-righteous figures of the courtyard is a masterclass in building emotional stakes. You are not just reading a story; you are waiting for the inevitable explosion.
What makes this novel stand out is its departure from physical violence as the primary solution. Instead of turning into a standard martial arts brawler, Zhong Guosheng wields bureaucracy and public exposure as his weapons of choice. The scene where he barricades himself in the steel rolling mill’s broadcast room is nothing short of cathartic. It is a brilliant subversion of the genre tropes, shifting the power dynamic from the hands of the neighborhood bullies to the cold, unyielding machinery of the state and the press.
This is a gripping tale of institutional warfare. It satisfies that deep-seated desire for justice in an unjust world. Watching Zhong Guosheng systematically burn down the carefully curated reputations of his tormentors using nothing but truth and paperwork is incredibly addictive. If you enjoy stories about underdogs who refuse to be victims and prefer intelligent, calculated retribution over mindless conflict, this novel is essential reading. It is a bold, vengeful, and immensely satisfying experience that redefines the Siheyuan narrative.
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