Chapter 427: Like It's Made of Water (Page 1/2)

The year 1978 was particularly interesting because of all the good news that came in.

The adults were in a good mood and had smiles on their faces.

This is especially true for the children, who are full of laughter and have endless fun every day.

The young Lu Lin and Han Jiachen, the fourth child, were dressed like little balls and even wore small gloves on their hands, but they were all overwhelmed by the atmosphere and knew that it was the Chinese New Year.

The older kids are happy too.

Because it’s the New Year, red envelopes are given out, and they don’t have to be handed in, so how can I not be happy?

For example, Han Jiayi, this kid spends money lavishly, so he owed a lot of foreign debts before, and owed his eldest brother and second brother a huge sum of five dollars in total.

During this Chinese New Year, he paid off all the debts at once.

Before, when I didn’t have money, I often asked Lu Ming, Qin Lang and others to treat me. Now that I have money, I can just wave my hand and treat them to delicious food!

Seeing how rich and generous he was, neither Jiang Qian, Han Shiguo, Han's mother, nor his brothers Han Jiateng and Han Jiahong said anything about him.

Even though people know that the money will soon be spent and that people will have to live frugally again, no one says anything.

Because once all the flowers are spent, he will be quiet. If he doesn't spend all the flowers, it will be like he has bugs on his body.

Compared to him, the eldest and second oldest brothers definitely have a plan for spending money, but because the eldest brother likes stamp collecting, he is taken care of by Lu Ming.

Lu Ming had this hobby for a long time and he especially liked collecting stamps, many of which were very rare.

Han Jiateng happened to go there once and was particularly fond of his brother's precious stamps when he saw them.

After taking the two stamps Lu Ming gave him, he also started collecting stamps.

After Jiang Qian found out, she handed the notebook containing her stamp collection to him for safekeeping.

Han Jiateng was so happy to see that his mother also collected stamps and had collected so many of such rich varieties!

Put the little notebook into his cabinet and lock it up!

Later he started collecting stamps on his own and spent most of his money on stamp collecting.

But he would also keep about 30% of his pocket money for future use.

Among the three brothers, the second oldest, Han Jiahong, is the richest.

His hobbies are very wide-ranging. In addition to playing basketball, badminton and table tennis, he also likes reading picture books, etc., and even playing group games with other children, such as throwing sandbags and hopscotch, etc., he is fine with all of them.

But there is a prerequisite, don't ask him to spend money.

Yes, his biggest hobby is to turn scattered money into a big whole.

If he had eight dollars, he would work hard to save up ten dollars and then go to his grandmother to exchange it for a Great Unity banknote.

Whenever the third brother sees his cabinet, his mouth would water because there is a thick stack of big unity inside!

The third brother would usually quickly give his second brother a shoulder massage and ask him to give him some money to spend.

The second brother would wait until he had pressed the button, then casually pull out a bill, see that it was a one-dollar note, put it back, and change it for two copper coins for him.

One penny each.

The third brother: “…” He took the two coins angrily, turned around and said that the second brother was Zhou Paopi!

But when Zhou Paopi asked him to return the money, he refused.

But these are all things that belong to the children.

Although Jiang Qian allowed the children to develop according to their own nature, she also felt it was very strange.

I also talked to Han Shiguo privately.

Apart from the fourth child who was still ignorant and had no idea what money was and had his pocket money foolishly coaxed away by his third brother, how come these three older children had the same parents and were born from the same womb, but had completely opposite personalities in every aspect and had no similarities at all?

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