Chapter 1760 Collecting Stamps 3

Lu Jiang hummed, "The older boy is Huo Yan, and the younger girl is Huo Xiaoyu."

"Huo Xiaoyu?" Feng Qingxue raised her eyebrows. This name is a bit strange. Huo Xiaoyu is a tragic character. Forget it. The name is not important. What is important is that the child lives a good life. "I remember it and will tell Sister Xue Niang."

When Lu Jiang put his luggage away, he found a pile of unpacked packages in a corner of the bedroom. He was very surprised and asked, "Where did all these things come from?"

"A small part of it was received this month when you were not in the army. It was sent by relatives and friends from all over the country. It was so varied that it took me a lot of effort to sort it out. Most of it was sent from Nanhai. I bought a lot of dry goods before coming here, and also bought a lot in the name of Dr. Guo and Mrs. Gu. There wasn't much to share with each family. Of course, some of it has already been sent to relatives and friends in the local area."

Feng Qingxue picked up the Hetian jade seed material piece by piece and put it back into the jar. She also found the inferior white jade seed material in the suitcase and put them all into the space. "When I came back, I saw the jade jewelry and jade flakes you mentioned. I put them all away."

"You can rest assured that I will take it with you."

As soon as Lu Jiang finished speaking, he saw his wife pointing at several scrolls and two boxes in the suitcase and looking at him.

Lu Jiang patted his forehead and almost forgot about it.

"I had a few days of free time in the capital, and I ran into Jin Laoqi when I visited Mr. Hong. Over the past two years, he has lived a comfortable life thanks to the support from you and me, either overtly or covertly. When he saw me, he volunteered to help me buy things. He got some good things from Qiao San and some from other poor Eight Banners children. I didn't show up, I just gave him money and food coupons."

The couple has never acknowledged the relationship with Jin Laoqi's ancestor. Jin Laoqi probably understands it and never asks questions. They treat each other in a neither cold nor distant way, and both sides feel very comfortable.

Feng Qingxue couldn't help but laugh and said, "When you were busy, you didn't forget to do these. I haven't come across any good stuff in half a year."

"You are in the South China Sea Fleet, how can you have the opportunity to come into contact with these things?" Lu Jiang brought the scroll and the box to his wife and asked her to put them in the space. "We have a lot of children, we have to save money for them, so that they don't get involved in things they shouldn't be involved in for money in the future."

Hearing him mention money, Feng Qingxue was slightly stunned, "Why do you say that?"

Lu Jiang sighed, "When you were not in the army, in February and March of the first month of the year, Comrade Liu Zhenguo's son was engaged in corruption while in office. He embezzled and withheld various materials distributed by the state with a total value of up to 3,000 yuan. The old leader personally ordered that he be executed."

Feng Qingxue was shocked, "I've been back for several days, and I haven't heard about it."

"Family disgrace should not be made public. For Comrade Liu Zhenguo's sake, naturally no one will come to you to tell you. After all, half a year has passed." Lu Jiang shook his head. "The hard-working and simple style of the older generation of revolutionaries will influence future generations, but with the progress of the times, the influence is getting weaker and weaker. Everyone wants to eat well, drink well and enjoy life. A good living standard at home can at least prevent children from being tempted by fame and fortune. Because they have it, they don't have such a deep desire, and the possibility of going astray is smaller."

Feng Qingxue agreed, "You don't have to worry about our children. They have never lacked anything since they were young, and we have saved a lot of money. Naturally, they won't go astray because of their desire. But we still have to let them work hard on their own. Only in this way will they understand the difficulties of life and work, and be grateful. Everything is prepared for them, so it is inevitable that they will have the idea of ​​sitting back and enjoying the fruits of their labor."

(End of this chapter)