"How come the color is exactly the same as mine, and even the material of the clothes is exactly the same?"

While Zhang Chunfeng was not paying attention, Qiao Shu ran to Fu Cuihua, pulled her clothes, and said in surprise.

"Stop rambling. I've already said this: these are the clothes we bought for Cuihua ourselves. Qiao Zhiqing, let's quickly settle our affairs."

It turns out that if you are not from the same family, you won’t enter the same house.

Mrs. Fu immediately understood what Zhang Chunfeng meant and continued speaking along with her words.

Qiao Shu curled his lips and said, "Grandma Fu, I'm talking about our business now. I'm just curious. It's not a festival now, so why did you suddenly buy a dress for Cuihua?"

There was doubt in her eyes, as if it was just pure doubt.

Someone in the crowd also started to make a fuss: "Fu family's eldest wife, don't you treat your daughter as a working animal and something to sell for money? Why are you suddenly so nice to her?"

Fu Dafang's preference for boys over girls was known to every household in the entire Hongqi Brigade.

There are other families that favor boys over girls, but none as serious as the eldest wife of the Fu family.

You see, their daughter doesn’t have enough food to eat at home and has to work in the fields every day. If she disagrees with someone, she will either be beaten or scolded.

When the daughter is ready to get married, the dowry she asks for is so high that she wants to empty the other family's pockets, and she even asks for extra money from time to time.

Mrs. Fu also had two daughters and two sons. She either beat or scolded her two daughters, but treated her two sons as her two treasures.

Now that the grandson has grown up, the two sons rarely go to the fields to work. There is not enough food at home, so they either go to their daughters' homes to beg for food, or ask the two married daughters to come back to earn a cent.

Even now that I have a granddaughter, I am still like this.

So it's really hard to believe that she would buy clothes for Cuihua.

Grandma Fu's face was sullen. The person who spoke was another old woman from the Zhu family, who had been at odds with Grandma Fu for a long time.

She looked at Old Lady Zhu coldly and said, "Whether I buy clothes for my granddaughter or not is none of your business."

Old Lady Zhu was no pushover either. She snorted coldly, "Who wants to care about your little shit? It's because Zhiqing Qiao is kind and nice. Each of our three granddaughters got a piece of clothing. I'm doing this to thank Zhiqing Qiao. I don't want her to be cheated by something that's not even human."

Old Lady Zhu was also a hot-tempered person, but her husband died when she was young, and she raised two sons and a daughter alone. Unlike Grandma Fu, she never favored boys over girls, and treated her daughters and sons the same.

So her daughter, who is also the only one in the village who attended the Workers and Peasants University, is now a teacher at the town's middle school.

It is precisely because of this that she particularly looks down on Fu Da Nai, who favors boys over girls.

Grandma Fu pointed at Old Lady Zhu and said, "I'm warning you, you'd better not meddle in our family's affairs, otherwise I will definitely punish you."

Mrs. Zhu has two sons, and she also has two sons.

But the difference is that she has two grandsons, while Old Lady Zhu only has three money-losing granddaughters, and she treats those three money-losing granddaughters as treasures. She thinks that sooner or later the Zhu family will be extinct.

When Mrs. Zhu dies, let’s see how she can face the ancestors of the Zhu family.

Even after the founding of New China, these ideas are still very common in rural areas. People think that if they cannot give birth to a son, their family will be extinct, and no matter how many daughters they have, they are not as good as one son.