Two generations of military wives compete for time

Grandpa Lu Kaipu and grandma Chen Yalu sent a set of exquisite tableware.

Grandpa Kuang and Grandma Huang brought fish, chicken, tofu and bean sprouts.

Han Shiyan and Li Baoguo brought coffee and chocolate.

Qian Yiyun sent a gift box of food.

Qian Yizheng was responsible for purchasing ingredients for the banquet, while Ming Yuanhui, Li Baoguo and the four children were responsible for cooperating with the chefs to prepare delicious food.

At twelve o'clock noon, the housewarming banquet officially began. Everyone raised their glasses and wished together: May everything go well for you if you move into your new home on an auspicious day, and may you prosper forever if you move in at an auspicious time.

After the housewarming banquet, everyone left the palace one after another. Feiyan and Feixiang wanted to stay and play with Xiangxiang and Ganggang for a while longer. Yang Ruolan said anxiously, "Feiyan, Feixiang, go home with mom. Come on, go home. Mom has something to do at home, so we can't play anymore."

Wang Min said to Qian Yizhen, "Yang Ruolan has been acting a little strange recently. Her housekeeper Yao Mei also feels that Yang Ruolan has changed a lot. She is studying English day and night."

Qian Yizhen looked at the backs of Yang Ruolan, who was leading Feiyan and Feixiang away in a hurry, and said, "The sow is in heat." Wang Min laughed so hard that she doubled over, "Sister-in-law, if Yang Ruolan hears this, she will fight with you."

"Wang Min, if you don't believe it, just wait and see." Qian Yizheng said meaningfully.

"Yizhen, are you worried about something?"

"I feel like something is not right. I'm afraid it will be hard for my cousin Chen Jinting to pass the test."

"Yizhen, I understand. Yang Ruolan and Chen Leqi are together. I have to go and warn Yang Ruolan. She is committing bigamy."

"Wang Min, don't be impatient. Let's observe for a while first. Find some time and call Yiyun. Go together and give Yang Ruolan a lesson on the Marriage Law. Give her a serious reminder."

"What are you two good classmates, good girlfriends, and good sisters-in-law talking about? I have to go back. Goodbye." Chairman Wang Hengxiu said.

"Mr. Wang, thank you for your hard work. You should go back and rest early. Goodbye." Qian Yizheng waved his hand and said.

"Dad, thank you. If you miss Xiangxiang and Ganggang, you can come to see them anytime. Bye." Wang Min waved his hand and said.

Professor Jiang Yuhan also waved to Chairman Wang Hengxiu with a smile: "Goodbye."

Qian Yizhen returned to the Chen residence and originally wanted to lie down on the bed for a nap, but he tossed and turned and couldn't fall asleep. Once Yang Ruolan and Chen Leqi's relationship was made public, it would definitely cause quite a stir.

Qian Yizhen thought about it and suspected that it was a wrong decision to arrange for his cousin Chen Jinting and his family of five to stay temporarily in Yang's house. After thinking about it, his head was buzzing, his stomach felt a little uncomfortable, and his heartbeat accelerated.

Qian Yizhen quickly got up, got out of bed, put on her clothes, and went to her grandparents' bedroom. Grandpa Lu Kaipu saw Qian Yizhen's pale face and frowned, so he motioned her to lie down on the bed and began to feel her pulse.

"Yizhen, you are suffering from anemia caused by excessive fatigue. I will give you acupuncture first to relieve the symptoms of tachycardia, dizziness and tinnitus. Let Ming Yuanhui accompany you to the hospital for a comprehensive examination. Your health is the capital of revolution, so you can't be careless." Grandpa Lu Kaipu said.

Qian Yizhen nodded and obediently let her grandfather Lu Kaipu give her acupuncture. After a while, Qian Yizhen began to snore softly. Grandma Chen Yalu quietly closed the door, sat on the sofa, and started knitting a sweater.

Qian Yizheng didn't know how long he had slept. When he opened his eyes, he saw his grandfather Lu Kaipu leaning on the sofa with his eyes closed, and his grandmother Chen Yalu waving wool and knitting needles in her hands. His heart was filled with infinite warmth. His grandparents were closer to him than his biological parents.

Qian Yizhen sat up gently and smoothed her short hair. "Yizhen, you're awake. Are you feeling better?" Grandpa Lu Kaipu asked.

"Grandpa, thank you, I feel much better now."

"Yizhen, you have to learn to relax yourself in the future. You worry too much. You are too tired and overthinking, which will cause blood deficiency and spleen deficiency."

"Grandpa, I understand. I will pay attention to it."

"If you don't take care of your body when you are young, you will regret it when you are old. Your problem now is that you think too much, which hurts your spleen." Grandpa Lu Kaipu continued while pushing his abdomen:

"The seven emotions and six desires are closely related to the five internal organs and six bowels in traditional Chinese medicine theory.

The seven emotions refer to joy, anger, worry, thought, sadness, fear and shock, which correspond to the five internal organs of the human body: heart, liver, spleen, lungs and kidneys.

Joy mainly affects the heart, anger mainly affects the liver, worry mainly affects the spleen, anxiety and sadness mainly affect the lungs, and fear mainly affects the kidneys.

Excessive expression of these emotions can cause damage to the corresponding organs, such as "joy hurts the heart" and "anger hurts the liver", which shows that excessive expression of emotions can have a negative impact on the body.

The six desires refer to people's basic physiological needs or desires, including the desire to survive, the fear of death, the sounds that the ears want to hear, the things that the eyes want to see, the smells that the nose wants to smell, and the tastes that the tongue wants to taste. These desires are innate and are basic needs of human beings.

Traditional Chinese medicine theory emphasizes the mutual influence between emotions and physical condition, believing that excessive emotional fluctuations will have a negative impact on the corresponding internal organs, and that the functional state of the internal organs will also affect a person's emotions and psychological state.

Traditional Chinese medicine theory not only focuses on physical health, but also emphasizes the importance of mental health, advocating to achieve physical and mental harmony and health by regulating emotions and improving lifestyles. "Qian Yizhen listened carefully to his grandfather Lu Kaipu's explanation, nodding frequently.

"Grandma, Grandpa, there is something I can't figure out. Can my cousin Chen Leqi and Yang Ruolan get married?"

"So, you are worried about this, Yizhen. You worry too much." Grandpa Lu Kaipu said.

"Fate is predestined and cannot be stopped. You just need to remind Yang Ruolan not to break the law. There is no need to think too much." Grandma Chen Yalu said.

After Ming Yuanhui and the four cubs returned to Chen Mansion from Wang Mansion, they changed into sportswear and went to the gymnasium to play basketball. Because the four cubs were fascinated by the library in Yang Mansion and Ming Yuanhui was busy with work, they had not played basketball to their heart's content for a long time and felt that their bodies were rusty.

When they heard that Qian Yizhen was sick, Ming Yuanhui and his four children were a little anxious. They hurriedly surrounded Qian Yizhen and took him to the hospital for treatment.

Qian Yizhen saw their panicked look and said with a smile: "Don't worry, the hospital is closed at this time. I will go to the hospital tomorrow. I know my own body condition. It's not a serious illness. I have my grandfather, an old Chinese doctor, by my side, so don't worry."

"Yizhen, are you really okay? Don't force yourself. You are an important person in our family and we can't be careless." Ming Yuanhui said.