Linyi, Shandong, was known as Langya and Yizhou in ancient times. It is a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Shandong Province, a type II large city. It is a central city in southeastern Shandong, a modern industrial and trade city with waterfront characteristics and

Linyi, Shandong, was called Langya , Yizhou , a prefecture-level city under the jurisdiction of Shandong Province, a type II large city, a central city in southeastern Shandong Province approved by the State Council, a modern industrial and trade city with waterfront characteristics and a trade logistics center. Linyi is named after Linyi River. Linyi is the core birthplace of the Dongyi culture. About 200,000 years ago, the ancestors of mankind created ancient civilizations on the land of Yimeng. The region has long been the prefecture, county, and prefecture seats such as Xuzhou Governor's , Langya County, , Donghai County, Yizhou Prefecture . In modern times, the Communist Party of China established the Yimeng Revolutionary Base in Linyi area and established the Shandong Provincial Government.

There are many old photos in Linyi. The editor has carefully selected a few old photos from 40 years ago to take you into Linyi and learn about Linyi. As a post-70s post-70s, the editor simply understands this photo as the people sweeping snow and transporting snow. I asked the photographer Mr. Ren Zongsen to verify that there was another deep meaning, covering the quilt. The photo was taken in Peihe Commune, Linyi, Shandong in the 1960s. At that time, fertilizer resources were scarce, and most of the crops in the fields were raised by farm fertilizer, and the fertility was not up to date, and the crops were sparse and yellow. Lunnan A heavy snow has just occurred. As the saying goes, "This winter, the wheat is covered with three layers of quilts, and sleep on a steamed bun pillow next year." After the snow was clear, the farmers were busy sweeping the snow in the yard, then pushed it into the wheat fields with ox carts and trolleys, and covered the wheat with a layer of quilt. At that time, farmers farmed, except for relying on their hard-working hands, they really relied on the gods to make a living.

This is a rural alley in Linyi, Shandong Province. There is a cart parked in the alley, and there are two women sitting in front and behind the cart. This scene is very familiar to the post-70s generation. Whose girl is going to get married. The alley is full of adults and children, and you can see it at a glance. One place has the soil and water to support one person, one place has the rules. In the 1960s, in rural Linyi, a boy got married and a cart could take the bride home. There was a new reed tile on the cart. The reed tile was to be spread on the wedding bed when I picked up the bride. The one sitting behind the bride should be the bridesmaid. The bride did not find the red cloth at home, so she borrowed a red flag and covered the girl's head to marry her daughter out of the house. At that time, there was no suona and no sedan chair, and the bride could still be married home.

This photo was taken in the rural areas of Linyi in the 1970s. In the photo, people are wearing thick cotton coats. It should be the cold winter season, and a little boy by the wall was trembling with coldness. A tall woman was walking on the village road with half a bag of food on her back. The editor thought for a long time, but I wonder what the aunt used to carry food? After verification, the locals learned that she was probably going to visit relatives! At that time, it was common for relatives to bring some food to their relatives. It was a good idea to carry half a bag of food like this. Some people could take a cabbage and take a few radishes to get a trip to their relatives. At that time, relatives were not as polite as slight, but they were very enthusiastic.

This photo was taken by Mr. Li Baijun in a rural market in Linyi in the 1960s. In the photo, a man came from the market with a single car, with his mother sitting in the car. This wooden wheelbarrow was very popular in rural Linyi in the 1960s and 1970s. There is such a car at home, and the man is hardworking and willing to work hard. He relies on pushing a wheelbarrow to help others pick up and transport goods, so there is absolutely no problem in supporting the whole family. From the posture of a man pushing a cart, it can be seen that pushing this kind of car requires certain skills to maintain balance, and it is impossible to push without certain skills. People who don’t understand that era may think that riding a car is not as fast as walking, but the fact is that women who have just been liberated have been unable to walk at all with their feet wrapped around them since childhood.