There is no ranking. "Old Gun" is what people call people like Liu Ye now. A few years ago, when they were young, Beijing gave them another name-stubbornness. Yes, he is a stubborn man. Many people who are not familiar with that period of history always think it is a joke (just for fun) when they hear this word, but it is actually not that religious.

For example, in the late 1960s, in the government compound along the West Chang 'an Avenue, the Second Artillery Corps and the State Council Dormitory were relatively "allocated", but the old 302 (the dormitory of the Broadcasting Bureau) was almost meaningless, and neither was the General Automobile Bureau (the dormitory of the First Engine Department).

Counting from the west, the children in the air force compound and the naval compound grew up in the military camp. To inherit the genes of the parents of the Red Army of Workers and Peasants, the Eighth Route Army and the People's Liberation Army, their clothes are uniform and eye-catching, which can almost disturb the western half of Beijing. Further west, the number of railway soldiers is the best in the military yard.

In the peaceful dormitory area, the chemical compound is the most "awesome". At that time, there were one, two and three worlds between the imperial courts, just like between countries. When two groups of children who don't know each other cross each other in the street, park or skating rink, they will ask each other, "Where did you go to school?" If the weak want to avoid disaster.

Either back against a yard that can at least make the other person tremble, or someone has to make diplomatic efforts with courage, mention the nickname or nickname of the "stubborn man" in the other yard, and say something soft, such as "I didn't say anything to Guo Sanhe in your hospital", which can generally make up, otherwise it will be doomed.