Six rooms in sixty years? Witness the life changes of an ordinary Mongolian herder?
(This is a report by Xinhuanet, which belongs to Mongols. I don't know if it will help you. )
However, I can conceive for you. This kind of thing has been written in elementary school. Just a routine. Too familiar.
The picture, I searched it for you online, but it didn't.
There was no change in the houses in the 1960s and 1970s. There is only an adobe house, short, thatched without tiles, leaking rain to the point of collapse, with little furniture at home, and a sick grandmother. A big family crowded together. (At this time, the responsibility must be put on the Gang of Four, not the Party's problem. Otherwise, the Party in China will have made mistakes in political knowledge and won't make mistakes. )
In the 1980s, with the reform and opening-up, the rural areas had a responsibility system, and everyone built brick houses, so the whole family no longer lived together. But it still missed. When it's sunny, your father has to go to the roof to repair it from time to time. The biggest thing is that there is a tape recorder at home. As for the city, in the 1980s, you must have lived in a tube-shaped apartment with a family of tens of square meters. The kitchen must be built on the balcony or corridor.
In the 1990s, in the countryside, your father went out to work, earned a lot of money, built the first two-story building in the village, and got a color TV. What about the city? Good policy. Your family bought a second-hand house.
And now? The countryside must be a new countryside, with small houses, clean and tidy, and cars. In the city, hehe, landscape community.
The party's policy is good!
The whole speech, two clues, the house, and the party's policies.