A Time Travel Effort in the 70s

Aunt Tian stopped talking, took a look at her house, sighed deeply and said, "Actually, I don't want to leave either. After all, this is our roots. My ancestors told us that no matter how well we do outside, we must not lose our roots in our hometown and must come back several times every year.

No matter what the reason is, the house in my hometown cannot be sold.

So, we only have these few rooms left in this house, and this is because these are the houses where my husband’s parents lived. Otherwise, we would not live here.

But, these days, you never know, you have to follow your children. I originally wanted to come back, but who could have imagined that there would be so many people missing me.

"Everyone in my husband's extended family can see the words our ancestors left behind; they're engraved inside," Aunt Tian said, pointing to the side.

Shen Jiaren looked in the direction Aunt Tian pointed, but couldn't see anything there. Nurse Xiao Zhao looked at Shen Jiaren's silly expression and whispered in her ear, "Ancestral Hall."

Only then did Shen Jiaren nod.

Aunt Tian, "But who would have thought that this rumor would be spread more and more outrageously. They said that the reason we were able to hand over our family property was because our ancestors had hidden a lot of gold and silver treasures, so we could be so generous.

Then our house and yard were constantly divided up and inspected. The Red Guards would come to visit from time to time, saying they wanted to pay tribute to the heroic spirit of the martyrs.

Therefore, even though there are only a few rooms left in this yard, and even though no one has found anything, there are still many people who are concerned about it.

Otherwise, I really don’t want to sell our house.

In addition, my son also said that he is old and can’t take care of things alone in his hometown. In addition, his daughter-in-law is pregnant and someone must take care of her. He can only join the army. After joining the army, people have to follow the army and can’t care about their roots. All he can do is come back to visit when he has time.

That’s why I made up my mind to follow the child.”

After hearing this, Nurse Xiao Zhao said in surprise, "Auntie Tian, you are not the family member of Martyr Chang, are you?"

Aunt Tian sighed deeply again before nodding.

Nurse Xiao Zhao said, "Then your son is absolutely right. You don't know that the house your family was given was basically completely demolished. Not just the ground and the walls, but almost every crack in the bricks had been knocked over several times by someone with ulterior motives."

Later, your house was also borrowed by the Red Guards for a period of time. I guess they did the same thing.

Even so, there are still people saying it out there, it’s just that they haven’t discovered it, it’s not that it doesn’t exist.

Except for the ancestral hall which was used as the office of the Revolutionary Committee, the rest were basically knocked down.

But the Revolutionary Committee’s office probably wasn’t immune either.”

Shen Jiaren looked at Nurse Xiao Zhao in surprise.

Nurse Xiao Zhao saw Shen Jiaren staring at her in surprise, nodded, and continued, "Yes. I'm not exaggerating. The main thing is that you don't know, this place used to be the home of the Chang and Dai families. The Dai family is said to be full of martyrs, and only one child is left. He is probably about your age now. The Chang family is left with an orphan and a widow.

Whatever is left is secondary. The main thing is that these two families are big surnames here. All the people related to this area before were basically derived from these two surnames. They were either tenants, domestic slaves, or distant relatives.

Because the family is so wealthy, there are many people who are concerned about them. For example, the child surnamed Dai almost died.

People named Chang are said to be quick-witted, otherwise I don’t know what to say.”