The couple made a living in the 1950s.

The two of them returned to Lin's house on Dongguan Street to change the door lock, and then went back to a state-owned hotel near the train station to stay.

Lin Hanyu put her legs on her sister's legs.

"Tomorrow, after we finish looking at the houses on Guangling Road, will we go home?"

"I have to go back to Shanghai to pick up Yi'an and take him to Ji City. Yuhao and Wang Xia both need to apply for their research projects."

"Yian is already eight years old and will be in the second grade in September. I want to take him to live with me and your brother-in-law."

"His parents are too busy with work and can't take care of him with his studies."

"Brother will be happy if you come back to Beijing with me."

"Yian will start school in September. I will bring Yian to Beijing to see you when I have time during the winter and summer vacations."

"Besides, if there are suitable houses in Ji City and Qing City, we can meet soon."

"What does Bai Ye think about renovating their old house?"

"We both want to restore it to its original appearance."

"If nothing else takes up my time, I will start renovating the old house and the old villa in Shen City in March next year when the spring comes."

"I just bought three old houses in Shen City. I have to wait until the summer vacation to take Yi'an back to Shen City to renovate them."

"Please help me look after the courtyard house in Jing City."

"I want to buy a courtyard house for Yichun, Yuhao and Shuyang."

“The chances of losing money when buying real estate in a power center are slim.”

"Don't worry, take your time."

"There is a courtyard house for sale in Beijing. I will also send you a telegram."

When Lin Yu heard her sister talking about the Siheyuan, she couldn't help feeling helpless.

My home in Beijing includes the No. 21 Courtyard next door and the small courtyard where I live now.

There are also two sets of three-entry courtyards and one set of two-entry courtyards.

She and A Ye have to buy another courtyard house with three entrances and four courtyards of similar size.

Only then can the two sons separate and live on their own.

Otherwise, she would feel distressed if any of her three siblings got less.

Lin Hanyu turned her head to look at her sister.

"sister?"

"Remember when we were little, grandma didn't allow us to eat at roadside stalls?"

"I secretly ran to the roadside to eat soup dumplings. My grandmother found out and made me copy the Analects as punishment."

"I want to pay you and Han Qiong to write for me."

Lin Wanyao looked back at her sister, then continued to look down at the deed in her hand.

"But we two are afraid that grandma will look through it, so we won't help you."

"You spent a week copying in your room until you finished copying it."

"Hehehe...you haven't spoken to me and Jinqiong for three days."

After Lin Hanyao finished speaking, she couldn't help laughing.

As I laughed, I felt a little sad.

She put the house deed into the cloth bag and turned to look at her sister.

"If policies permit in the future, we can also go and visit them."

"Don't we all leave our addresses when we leave?"

Lin Hanyu looked at her sister's determined expression and said nothing more.

The two were too lazy to go out for dinner, so they just washed up and lay down on the bed to rest.

The next day, the two sisters got up early and came to the gate of the Bai family's ancestral home on Guangling Road.

Lin Hanyu looked up at the house in front of him.

Like the Bai and Lin families, the "Bai Mansion" and "Lin Mansion" plaques that used to hang above the main gate have long disappeared.

She turned her head to look at her sister.

"For this custom plaque, we can only write 'home'!"

"If you feel uncomfortable, it's better to choose an elegant name."

"It is feasible to use "Yuan" as the last character in the name. There are many gardens in Suzhou that end with "Yuan" in their names."

"It makes me feel better looking at it this way."

"Alright."

As Lin Hanyu spoke, she took her sister's hand and walked into the house together.

The old houses of the Bai and Lin families are extremely similar, both are traditional with a front house and a back garden.

As you walk into the quaint gate, the first thing that catches your eye is an exquisite screen wall.

This wall stands at the entrance of the courtyard like a huge screen, cleverly separating the internal and external spaces.

The screen wall is carved with exquisite Chinese characters for "Fu" and peony flowers, with smooth and lifelike lines.

Walk further in and you will find yourself in the exquisite world of the house.

The pavilions and towers here are arranged in an orderly manner, and the corridors are winding and secluded.

Standing by the dilapidated lotus pond, it is not difficult to imagine the rippling blue waves and rugged rockery here in the past.

Once upon a time, every stone, water, flower and tree here had its own meaning, and every scene was carefully planned to create a peaceful and harmonious atmosphere.

Sisters Lin Manyu held hands and walked along the stone bridge built in the lotus pond.

Walk toward the hexagonal pavilion in the center of the pond.

You can still see traces of children playing in this hexagonal pavilion.

Presumably, it was the child of the family that lived in the house before.

The two sisters sat on a stone bench, looking at the desolate surroundings with vitality in their eyes.

"Did the Bai family explicitly say that they would give you this house when they split up?"

"We signed a written agreement. At that time, only my father-in-law's family remained in the country."

"Both my father-in-law and Ah Ye signed and sealed the family division document."

"Besides, my name is on the deed."

"After Aye and I are gone for a hundred years, this ancestral home will be left to Dabao."

"It was passed down from generation to generation."

"The Bai family's ancestral tomb is in Yang City. Aye and I will be buried here after we die. It will be convenient for the children to come back and worship their ancestors and live in the ancestral house."

"Before he left, Dad was thinking about returning home and waiting for the situation to stabilize."

"My eldest brother and I can also help our parents move back to the Lin family's ancestral tomb in Yang City."

"Where are uncle and aunt?"

Lin Hanyu met her sister's gaze and paused slightly.

"My parents and father-in-law are all buried in the Martyrs Cemetery in Gaoshi."

"I don't know if it's allowed to move back to my ancestral grave."

"We still have to wait for the policy to be more clear. Over the years, our family and the Bai family's ancestral graves have been preserved thanks to the support of my eldest brother."

"Otherwise, the scene would be unimaginable."

Lin Hanyu bought a new lock and replaced the old lock of the Bai family's old house.

Everything is settled now, and we are waiting to come back next year to renovate the house.

She saw her sister was anxious to go back to Shen City to pick up her grandson and go back to Ji City to go to school.

They did not stay in Yang City either, and the two sisters checked out of the hotel that day.

Get on the train at night.

Lin Man-yu arrived in Beijing at 8:20 in the morning.

There were not many people at the train station, and the temperature in Beijing was moderate in the morning in August.

She strolled leisurely down the street.

Now that she doesn't have to go to work and has all her own time the whole day, she can't help but want to wander around the city.

At noon, Lin Hanyu returned to the courtyard.

The children were running around and playing in the yard, which always fascinated them during the summer vacation.

The closer she got to the Jiang family, the clearer she could hear the baby crying.

A Ye left a note in his space saying that Mingyu’s daughter was born.

Her great-grandmother personally decided to name her Jiang Yujing.

From "Entering Ruoye Creek", "The chirping of cicadas in the forest makes it even quieter, and the singing of birds in the mountain makes it even more secluded."

She hoped that the child would not be disturbed or affected by outside people or words.

Lin Hanyu did not go directly into the Jiang family's house. She went home to change into clean clothes.

Then I brought six bags of milk powder that I had prepared in advance.