Fast-forward to the era of cannon fodder

Among the three brothers of Yan family, eldest brother Yan inherited the expectations of grandfather Yan and joined the ministry to work hard. Now he is 28 years old and already a regimental commander at a young age.

Second Brother Yan doesn't like life in the ministry. His dream since he was a child is to become a doctor and save lives. He now works in the Municipal Military District Hospital.

He is also a very busy man. He was on night shift last night and performed four operations. Today he took a morning break, had lunch, and after staying for a while, he rushed to the hospital.

Yan Hui is the youngest son, and the one Yan's father has high hopes for to take over his position. However, the youngest son had just graduated from high school, and Yan's father had not yet made any move to get the youngest son into the system, when the Yan family was targeted.

The Yan family has three children. The eldest and second brothers both have jobs, so Yan's father had to reluctantly send his youngest son to the countryside as an educated youth, in order to take the lead in advocating national policies.

Now, the youngest son is back and has been admitted to Capital University. The happiest person is Father Yan.

In the afternoon, Yuanchun returned to her room and took a nap.

Yan Hui was pulled into the study by Yan's father and talked for the whole afternoon.

In the evening, Yan Jun and second brother Yan were not at home, so only Yan's father, Yan's mother, Yuanchun and Yan Hui had dinner at home. Mother Yan made dumplings stuffed with cabbage and meat.

In the next few days, Yan's father and mother were busy at work, so Yan Hui took Yuanchun to visit all the major and minor attractions in Beijing.

On weekends, the family of four went to the military compound to visit Grandpa Yan and Grandma Yan.

Grandpa Yan has been in a high position for a long time, and he has a strong aura that makes him intimidating without even getting angry. However, when this old combat hero general saw his beautiful granddaughter-in-law, he tried hard to smile amiably.

But in fact, his smile was so stiff that it could kill a dog.

Yuanchun's heart softened when she saw it.

This is an old hero who often appears on TV.

Great general.

He is a person that her Xia family can never reach.

I didn’t expect that he would be so kind and amiable in private.

The elders of the Yan family were all easy to get along with, and no one would look down on her just because she came from a small place.

Uncle Yan and Aunt Yan also had no daughter. They gave birth to four sons, one more than Mother Yan. Moreover, none of her four sons were married. Because the grandchildren of the Yan family were all unmarried, Grandpa and Grandma Yan were often laughed at by their old friends and sisters in the compound.

Yuanchun was the first granddaughter-in-law of the Yan family, and she instantly became the darling of the Yan family.

When she left the military compound, Grandpa Yan, Grandma Yan, Uncle Yan, Aunt Yan, and even several cousins ​​of the Yan family gave her red envelopes.

Grandma Yan also gave her a pair of emerald bracelets as a gift.

Yuanchun came here and made a lot of money.

When she got home, she quietly calculated and found that she had earned more than 1,600 yuan in total.

Yuanchun was speechless.

When Yan Hui walked into the room, he saw his wife holding a pile of money and smiling happily. Yan Hui joked, "You little money-grubber, look how happy you are. Then I will give you all my treasures."

"Okay, give it to me."

Yuanchun held out her hand to him.

Yan Hui pulled out a small wooden box from under the bed and opened it. Inside was a lot of Mao Zedong's banknotes, dimes, and five- and ten-yuan bills.

At the bottom, there was a small gold lock, a pair of gold baby bracelets, a few jade pendants, and a large red envelope.

"These are the red envelopes I received since I was a child. These are the small gold locks and bracelets I wore when I was a child. However, I only wore them at home. My mother would take them off for me when I went out, for fear that they would be too conspicuous... These coins and bills are the pocket money I saved since I was a child. Wife, I will keep them for you now."