Back to the 60s: The Struggle Career of a Charmed Wife

As soon as Cao Hui left, with the arrival of the supply truck, Lu Jiang and Feng Qingxue received things and letters from their hometown.

There were so many things that it took a dozen soldiers to help deliver everything to Feng Qingxue in the family home.

In addition to two hundred kilograms of coarse and fine grain, there were two sacks of dried vegetables of various colors, three large bundles of clothes, shoes, socks and daily necessities for Feng Qingxue and her son, a bunk with two quilts and Xibao's swaddling quilt, and comrade Lu Jiang. Some specialties sent from various places include candy, malted milk, milk powder, luncheon meat, canned goods and other high-priced commodities, as well as cotton, cloth, wool, Clothes, shoes and socks can be purchased with a ticket, and there are also merchandise for sale.

These things filled most of the room. After returning from sending off the soldiers, Feng Qingxue opened the letter and read it while laughing. She was very moved. Who sent what was written in the letter, especially the things designated for Xibao.

After looking at the date, it should have been sent shortly after receiving the telegram.

There is a thick stack of letters, some written by Lu's father to himself and Lu Jiang respectively, some written by Wang Zhengguo to himself, some written by Zhao Anbang to Lu Jiang, some written by his children, and some written by Chen Xueniang and Wang Cuilan. , it is estimated that after hearing that they were joining the army, Chen Xueniang and Wang Cuilan specially wrote a letter, bought something and sent it with the Lu family.

As expected, it was not what Feng Qingxue had expected.

Chen Xueniang and Wang Cuilan expressed their regret in the letter at the same time that they could not see little Xibao, and told her to take good care of Xibao and not let Xibao lose weight due to starvation, and told her the good news that Zhou Yulan was pregnant. , also said that Shen Feihong was so happy that he could not close his mouth all day long, and he had already become a formal employee in the textile factory.

Feng Qingyun's letter told her sister to take good care of her nephew, live a good life with her brother-in-law, and not to worry about her.

When her sister said that she lived in her uncle's house, and that her uncle and sister-in-law were very kind to her, and that her second uncle, third uncle, and aunt often came to visit her, Feng Qingxue felt guilty and relieved at the same time. She felt guilty that she had not raised her sister well. She stayed in the border area out of selfish motives, and was deeply moved by the kind deeds of Wang Zhengguo and Miao Fengqin. The two elders' actions indeed solved a major issue that Feng Qingxue was worried about.

Lu Tianzhi and Guan Cheng wrote the letter together. They probably had tears in their eyes when they wrote the letter. There were a few tears on the letter paper. They just asked themselves when they would take Xibao home. They missed themselves and Xibao, but Don't think about it.

It is worth mentioning that Guancheng sent his own slingshot for Xibao to play with.

Feng Qingxue could almost see the pitiful looks of the two brothers.

Lu Tianjun and Guan Cheng were older, calmer in temperament, and more sensible. They both told Feng Qingxue not to worry about things at home. The family was in good order. After all, there were three elders taking care of them.

Medical arrangements were also made, and Guancheng studied medical skills in depth. Probably because he was young, eager to learn, and indeed talented, he only trained for two days and was actually accepted as a closed disciple by an old Chinese doctor from the Workers' Hospital. After learning about the situation in Wanglou Brigade, an old man named Li Huaili recommended his unmarried daughter Li Li, who had been devoted to gynecology, to settle in Wanglou Brigade, which did not let Wang Zhengguo worry at all.

Seeing this, Feng Qingxue was completely relieved about the medical problems of the Wanglou Brigade. Before this, in addition to feeling guilty for her family, she felt sorry for her parents and fellow villagers for not being able to continue to stay at home and contribute to rural medical care. .