The Life of a Son-in-Law in a Courtyard House

Why 29 yuan? Because Qin Huairu said the bottom line was at least 30 yuan.

Yan Bugui said that he had already been cheated out of one yuan by your family, so he could only pay twenty-nine.

Not a penny more.

Okay, that's very much like Yan Bugui.

Banggeng racked his brains to write several lessons, but in the end, it was all for naught.

Not a single penny was left.

Qin Huairu took them all.

Finally, seeing Banggeng crying so pitifully, Jia Zhangshi, feeling sorry for her grandson, pleaded for his life.

Qin Huairu generously pulled out a dime and handed it to him: "It's only a dime, take it or leave it, crying won't help."

Banggeng had no choice but to accept the penny with tears in his eyes.

They gripped it tightly in their hands.

He was unaware that his actions had led to the other children in the yard, led by Li Guorui, beginning to ostracize Banggeng.

They considered Banggeng a little traitor, and Qin Huairu already disliked the children Yi Zhonghai had adopted.

Children are sensitive; they can sense it.

So, even though they should have grown up in the same courtyard, living next door to each other and as close as brothers, they became enemies from a young age.

Li Guorui and Banggeng are just like Xu Damao and Shazhu used to be.

In the future, they will frequently criticize each other, expose each other's secrets, and even fight.

They became mortal enemies.

After another day of rest, Yang Dalin finally went back to work.

He received a notification as soon as he arrived at work that the Indonesian language teacher that Director Hou had found for him had also been found.

He is an overseas Chinese who has been back in China for a long time.

In this overseas Chinese family, Yang Dalin also met another main character from the original drama, Ran Qiuye.

It turns out that this overseas Chinese family had returned to China from Indonesia.

The male homeowner, Xiong Junmin, was a classmate of Ran Qiuye's father.

When Yang Dalin came to visit Teacher Xiong after work, Ran Qiuye also happened to be visiting his father's classmate's house.

She was already a teacher at Hongxing Elementary School at that time.

Teacher Xiong was shocked to learn that Yang Dalin had been introduced by a person mentioned by Director Hou.

(Teacher Xiong was naturally unaware of Director Hou's existence.)

They were very polite and invited Yang Dalin into the house, and also introduced him to Ran Qiuye, a woman from their household.

The first meeting was considered a formal apprenticeship ceremony, and Teacher Xiong was very happy, insisting that Yang Dalin and Ran Qiuye stay for dinner.

Fortunately, Yang Dalin brought a gift with him.

No one went empty-handed.

Otherwise it would be a bit awkward.

Teacher Xiong treated him so warmly that Yang Dalin felt awkward leaving immediately.

Teacher Xiong is a child from a Chinese family who grew up in Indonesia.

His family had some business there. Later, he went to study in the United States and met Ran Qiuye's father, Ran Yunkai, there.

Both of them studied mechanical manufacturing in the Bald Eagle.

Later, in response to the national call,

They returned to China together not long after the country was founded.

They are now all university professors.

Because Teacher Xiong grew up in Indonesia.

So every spring I'm not used to the climate in Beijing and I feel a little unwell.

Today, Ran Qiuye came to visit her father's good friend, Xiong Junmin, after getting off work.

Yang Dalin just happened to run into it.

Teacher Xiong is gentle and refined, and highly knowledgeable.

No wonder Ran Qiuye's father was able to become friends with him.

Ran Qiuye's demeanor reveals that she has a good upbringing, and her father probably has a similar temperament to Teacher Xiong.

Two people can only become friends if they have common topics and similar temperaments.

Teacher Xiong has two children who are currently studying abroad.

It was the family's money that was being spent.

Their family had provided considerable financial support to the Chinese resistance during the War of Resistance against Japan.

Yang Dalin still has great respect for the Xiong family.

Although living abroad, their hearts are still with their motherland.

As a Chinese person who grew up overseas, I was able to return to China to participate in its development at the first opportunity.

He's much better than many people who are "bananas" (meaning people who are Westernized and have an affinity for Chinese culture).

However, they did not receive much attention domestically afterward.

If things were better for overseas Chinese like us after the liberation of China.

There might not be so many "banana people" then.

Just like the Javanese massacre a few years later, although the Chinese government evacuated its citizens, many more still perished tragically.

Ultimately, it was because the domestic navy's transport capacity was inadequate. If the domestic navy's capabilities were as strong as they would be in later generations...

Java would definitely not have that kind of guts.

He dared to do this only because of the troublemaker, the bald eagle, and because he saw the country as weak.

Yang Dalin's arrangements on Hong Kong Island were somewhat intended to supplement this force.

A navy cannot be built overnight, although he indirectly handed over a lot of Russian naval technical data to Director Hou.

However, it cannot be absorbed and built up all at once, but China's army is still one of the best in the world.

Dealing with the indigenous people of Java is relatively easy with the army.

There are some things that are difficult for the authorities to handle, but can be handled by spontaneous non-governmental organizations?

Teacher Xiong Junmin is very talkative, and Yang Dalin, who comes from the information age of the future, likes to read all kinds of online novels, and can talk about anything and everything, is even more talkative.

Yang Dalin also specifically asked about the address of Teacher Xiong's parents and other brothers in Java.

He planned that if he went there again, he would definitely help Teacher Xiong's family as much as possible.

If all else fails, we must find a way to safely bring their family members to China.

It was worth it for this patriotic scholar who returned from overseas to teach him Javanese.

Teacher Xiong and Yang Dalin had a very pleasant conversation at the dinner table.

This certainly attracted Ran Qiuye's attention.

Mrs. Xiong was also a cultured teacher. She was happy to see her husband, and the daughter of her husband's friend looked at Yang Dalin with shining eyes.

An idea suddenly came to me.

I wonder if it's because I've reached a certain age.

Many women, regardless of their profession, like to act as matchmakers.

After dinner, everyone chatted for a while. When Yang Dalin said goodbye and left, Madam Xiong insisted that he take Ran Qiuye home.

Taking them home is no problem, since it's late at night.

However, Yang Dalin felt that Madam Xiong, the teacher's wife, was trying to arrange a marriage.

Actually, it's all Yang Dalin's fault for not mentioning that he has a girlfriend at the dinner table.

But since they didn't ask, I couldn't very well bring it up myself.

Otherwise, if you proactively admit that you have a partner, wouldn't that make you look like an idiot?

Logically speaking, a child like Ran Qiuye, who grew up in a cultured family, should be attracted to intellectuals who are cultured and highly educated.

But Yang Dalin spoke so eloquently just now.

He has a good job and a high income, even though he is an orphan who didn't finish junior high school.

But since Yang Dalin is portrayed as an ambitious young man who loves learning and actively studies foreign languages ​​in his spare time, what can we do?

Now they know that Yang Dalin not only taught himself Russian at the beginning, but also found various teachers to learn English and Korean, and now he wants to learn Indonesian from Lao Xiong.

I plan to learn more foreign languages ​​in the future.

This is an excellent young man who knows how to improve, speaks well, and although he is not particularly handsome, he has a confident and sunny temperament.

How could it not be popular?

Mrs. Xiong just saw it; the way her husband's friend's daughter looked at Yang Dalin was indeed different.

Ran Qiuye was at the age when she was just beginning to experience romantic feelings.

That's why Madam Xiong smiled like an aunt and asked Yang Dalin to take Ran Qiuye home, saying that the young people should visit each other more often.