A modern wealthy young woman, Luo Jingyan, accidentally transmigrated to the 1970s, becoming a short-lived minor supporting character in a period novel. Her parents were framed, forcing her to take...
"Thank you, sister."
After settling Mr. and Mrs. Xue in, Luo Jingyan and Xue Yanchen bought some meat and vegetables at the sales point.
When they returned, it was already lunchtime. Luo Jingyan went to the kitchen. Xue's mother and Xue Ningyu wanted to help, but Luo Jingyan refused, saying, "Mom, eldest sister, you've had a long journey. Go inside and rest."
Finally, Grandma Xue and Xue Yanchen helped Luo Jingyan prepare the meal.
Luo Jingyan made a stir-fried pork with green peppers, braised shiitake mushrooms, pan-fried tofu, and West Lake vinegar fish.
The Xue family of three were thrilled to be able to eat Luo Jingyan's cooking again. Although it was just ordinary home-cooked food, they felt as if they were tasting rare delicacies, and all their fatigue was swept away.
In the afternoon, Qiu Aizhen and Jing Yanhong came over again. They came to help Luo Jingyan decorate her new house and to discuss where Luo Jingyan would be getting married the next day. Qiu Aizhen was also carrying a couplet.
After exchanging a few pleasantries with Mr. and Mrs. Xue, Qiu Aizhen said, "Your Yanchen has found a wonderful wife; she's outstanding in every way."
Mr. and Mrs. Xue were both very proud.
"That's for sure."
Qiu Aizhen unfolded the couplet she had brought: "Look, this was specially written by my husband, Lao Lu. We'll put it on the door tomorrow when they get married."
"Little Lu is so thoughtful; his handwriting is quite good," Grandma Xue praised.
Qiu Aizhen said modestly, "He was just a military officer, so his writing is only so-so."
"Thank you, Auntie and Commander Lu."
Xue Yanchen took the couplets from Qiu Aizhen and immediately went to make paste for pasting them. He then used the paste as an adhesive to stick the couplets to both ends of the door.
Although these are couplets for a wedding, their content is themed around the Red Revolution, symbolizing the characteristics of this era.
After that, Qiu Aizhen began to cut and paste the large red "double happiness" characters on the door, windows, and walls. After she finished cutting them, several people next to her pasted them on.
Jing Yanhong made a red embroidered ball out of red silk for the groom to wear on his chest. Fang Aihong was also skillful and made a very beautiful red embroidered ball.
She even held it up in front of Xue Yanchen and said, "Groom, look how pretty your sister-in-law is with this embroidered ball. Is she good enough for you?"