Su He sighed upon hearing this. She knew the situation, but considering Wu Shengnan's temper, she didn't want to say too much. Otherwise, she wouldn't have spoken so tactfully just now.

So he said, "That's it. We've done what we should do. No one can persuade a willful person. Some things can only be understood through personal experience. It's no use for others to say anything. If you say too much, she might even hate you."

Zhou Hongying nodded. "I know, that's why I'm so conflicted. But you're right, there's no point in saying anything now. Since she thinks it's honorable, that means she approves. If we say too much, it might make her think we're outdated. Oh well, I won't say any more. Let's leave it at that..."

After they finished talking, they went back.

Perhaps the brown sugar water helped, because Wu Shengnan felt much better and even took a nap. When she woke up, she was covered in sweat, and her stomach didn't hurt as much.

Within a few days, it was lively and energetic again.

However, after she recovered, she became much closer to them and stopped being so critical of their words and actions.

But her personality hasn't changed much; she still complains to them about the troubles of menstruation and envies men.

The other roommates just smiled and didn't say anything.

After a few times, she got tired of talking to them, feeling that she had nothing in common with them and that their thinking was too backward.

Gradually, I became less close to them, but I grew closer to the literature students in the next dormitory.

It seems they've found like-minded partners.

Su He and the others didn't mind and continued doing what they were doing. After all, they were there to learn, and as for their friends, they would just let things take their course.

So far, apart from Wu Shengnan, everyone else in their dorm seems to be doing well.

Therefore, Su He got along well with them.

During this time, in addition to attending classes, she would often go to the library to study, and in her spare time she would also study Japanese on her own. On weekends, she would also attend half-day classes at the Foreign Affairs College.

My life is packed with activities.

Even so, on a weekend when Lin Jingyan was off work, she left the child with him and insisted on taking Grandma Su and Grandpa Su to the movies.

This was the first time the elderly couple had ever been to a movie theater, and the screening quality here was definitely much better than the outdoor screenings in the countryside.

So they were excited from beginning to end, and even happier after watching it.

Su He had originally planned to take them to the department store, but the two of them had already lost interest.

So we had no choice but to take them home.

As soon as she entered the courtyard, she saw someone greeting her and excitedly showed off that her granddaughter had taken her to the movie theater.

The others were filled with envy upon hearing this, exclaiming, "Oh, you went to the movies? Did your granddaughter take you? That's wonderful, your granddaughter is so filial!"

"Yes, the old couple is enjoying their retirement. I only went to the movies once when I was young. I haven't been since I got married, and I've almost forgotten what it's like inside!"

"Yes, these days it's mostly young people going, who would think of bringing their elders? Only Comrade Su is filial to his grandparents."

...

Grandma Su was finally satisfied after hearing these words.

He chuckled and said, "Yes, my granddaughter is the most filial. I said I didn't want to go, but she insisted! She said it would broaden my horizons. Oh dear, I'm just an old woman, what's there to see?"

Although she said that, the smugness on her face was obvious.

As expected, the others praised Su He again, making Su He feel embarrassed.