Su He's older cousin, Su Qing, had given up his job in the city and thought he would be a tractor driver for the rest of his life.

However, with the implementation of the reform and opening-up policy, he found that doing business was no longer restricted, so he had some ideas.

However, because he didn't know if he could do it, he couldn't make up his mind. Later, he even came to ask Su He for her opinion.

Su He was of course supportive and even gave him a lot of pointers.

In the end, my eldest cousin chose not to venture out into the world in order to take care of his family, but instead opened a chicken farm in his hometown.

Su He provided him with many books on chicken farming, and Lin Jingyan introduced him to an expert. In the end, his chickens were very successful and did not suffer from diseases such as chicken plague.

Gradually, it developed into a large-scale chicken farm in the area.

He became the first among his siblings to buy a car.

My aunt was overjoyed, and even my eldest cousin's wife, who always felt inferior, straightened her back.

Oh, by the way, my eldest sister-in-law ultimately couldn't give birth to a son. However, thanks to the subtle influence of her family over the years, she now values ​​her three daughters very much. Anyway, the family isn't short of money now, so she's decided to find a son-in-law to live with her daughters in the future, so she won't have to worry about taking care of them in their old age.

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My second cousin also did well, working at the transportation station until 1990. Later, he found that the rise of private transportation companies made state-owned transportation stations less desirable, so he gritted his teeth and resigned along with several colleagues.

Then he borrowed some money from Su He and his older cousins ​​and started his own transportation company.

Su He was very supportive when she found out, and even told him about the logistics company concept from later generations. She also invested money herself, and eventually it gradually developed into one of the top logistics companies in the country, which also made Su He a lot of money.

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Su Hong lived a good life after getting married. Her husband was considerate, and her in-laws valued her. Although she was not rich, she had no worries about food and drink.

Moreover, after the reform and opening up, her husband, who was a chef, started his own small restaurant, which did well and they lived a good life.

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Although Su Mu was dull-witted, he was lucky enough to work under his father-in-law, who always took care of him, so he continued to work in the furniture factory.

Fortunately, the furniture factory was a large factory. Although it was later privatized, it still took in all the employees, so he never changed jobs and remained a master craftsman for his entire life.

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As for his second brother, Su Lin, due to his wife's health issues, he didn't have a daughter until he was thirty years old. She was his only child and was pampered by his parents from birth.

His wife, Feng Xiuxiu, also started her own small business, opening a clothing store. Although she didn't become extremely wealthy, she bought a house in Beijing early on, thanks to Su He's influence, and thus gained some capital.

The factory where he worked was considered a key national unit and was never rectified afterward, so he continued to work there until his retirement.

This surprised Su He. She had thought that, given his personality, he would want to venture out like his second cousin, but then she realized that he probably wanted stability after starting a family.

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When it came to Su Zi, she had been working as a teacher at the village primary school. Later, with Su He's reminder, she made preparations in advance and successfully obtained a permanent position when the classroom staffing system was implemented, which can be considered as securing a stable job.

She later went to work in the town with her husband and became a teacher for the rest of her life.

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Su Miao was the last of the sisters to get married.

Perhaps because she had seen so much of this since childhood, she had no expectations for marriage and focused all her energy on her career.

It wasn't until her family kept urging her that she finally agreed to go on blind dates.

But she's quite picky, and she wasn't satisfied with any of the ones she looked at.

Finally, at the age of 27, he met a doctor through his second cousin's introduction. The two hit it off and got married after dating for half a year.

However, both of them were quite busy after marriage, and she didn't have a child until she was almost thirty.

This put both families at ease.

However, after the baby was born, she left the baby with her mother-in-law and went back to work. Fortunately, her in-laws were very supportive. It can only be said that she made the right choice in choosing this family.

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Su Dong, from my third aunt's family, graduated from high school in 1976.

Su He didn't show favoritism. He was just lucky. At that time, the machinery factory was recruiting temporary workers, and Lin Jingyan got the news in advance and immediately reserved a spot for him.

So after graduation, he came directly to the machine factory without even being assessed; he was just a temporary worker.

Even so, Uncle and Aunt were very happy, after all, he worked in the same unit as Lin Jingyan, and with Lin Jingyan there, he wouldn't be unable to get a permanent position.

This further strengthened the resolve of Uncle and Aunt to curry favor with them.

Su Dong was indeed promoted and married a woman from the city, settling down in Beijing.

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As for the other two children in Uncle San's family, they didn't need Su He's help.

Su Nan was admitted to a junior college and after graduation, he went to work for his second cousin's logistics company.

Su Mai was admitted to university and became a designer after graduation.

It can be said that all of Su's siblings are living the lives they wanted.