Chapter 1960 Yunyang Gets Married 2
Originally, when preparing the dowry for Feng Qingyun, she used her own money.
Soon after she came back, Feng Qingyun found out that her sister had no money. The household income and expenditure bills were still posted on the doors of several children. Seeing this, she felt that her sister had a really hard life.
Fortunately, Feng Qingyun is not short of money and spends it without restraint.
When Fubao received a piano and several boys received sports equipment, Feng Qingxue also received 50,000 Hong Kong dollars remitted by her sister from Hong Kong, which she exchanged for more than 50,000 RMB.
No wonder Feng Qingyun wants to develop abroad. It seems that she has really made a lot of money in the past two years.
Although money is not everything, without money is absolutely impossible. As the saying goes, poor couples have many worries since ancient times. This is a true saying.
Money can really corrupt people's hearts. When Feng Qingxue was recording the family's income and expenditure, she almost wanted to give up medicine and go into business after the reform and opening up. Now there are also investment reasons for collecting, which shows the charm of money.
The official dowry consisted of six quilts, ten sets of clothes and shoes for all four seasons, an air conditioner, a washing machine, a complete set of new furniture and two thousand yuan as a dowry. Privately, she received a pair of linked pearl bottles from the Qianlong period, a jade ruyi that Lu's father had given to Feng Qingxue, two paintings and calligraphy by famous artists, and a box of jewellery, including jadeite, gold, Hetian jade, diamonds, etc. There was also a full box of jewellery that Feng Qingyun had bought or received as gifts over the years.
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It took four large military trucks to transport the dowry and betrothal gifts to the man’s home.
Commander Rong and Hu Lan set aside a second floor in the villa where they lived as their new home, but the floor was barely enough to hold Feng Qingyun's dowry, so it naturally became a topic of conversation after dinner.
Even though it is difficult to achieve success with the development of the times, it can be said that today's scene is absolutely unprecedented since the founding of the People's Republic of China.
Four large trucks were lined up in a row, looking very impressive.
However, when Feng Qingxue received the remittance, the dowry was almost ready.
Feng Qingyun is studying vocal music, so musical instruments are indispensable. She bought quite a few of them from abroad, including a piano, a violin, an accordion, a lyre, a guzheng, as well as sheng, flute, and other Western instruments that even Feng Qingxue couldn't name. There are both new and old ones, but the old ones are maintained almost as well as new ones.
In addition, there are daily necessities such as pillows, pillowcases, towels, washbasins, enamel pots and thermoses, some of which they bought themselves and some were given by relatives and friends. The sight of them is so varied that it is dizzying.
The new house is in Rong's house, so the wedding will naturally be held on the mountain.
Feng Qingxue had said before that it would be more prestigious to hold the wedding in the auditorium of the military compound, but now they have to consider the man’s address and various other circumstances, so they finally changed it to the auditorium of the Yuquanshan Sanatorium, which is also very prestigious.
Commander Rong specially invited his old leader, Comrade Luo Cheng, to officiate the wedding of Li Jiaoyang and Feng Qingyun.
It was not popular to hold grand weddings at that time. Many young couples just got their marriage certificate and had a meal with their relatives and friends. The Rong and Lu families did invite some close relatives and friends in the capital, as well as old leaders from the sanatorium who came to join in the fun. A total of four tables were set up in the cafeteria, one of which was occupied by the two adults and five children of the Lu family, Chen Xuenniang and her husband, and Grandma Ye.
As expected, Hu Lan had her hair permed, with a head of gray curls. She wore a pair of glasses and a neat and simple new dress. She looked particularly intellectual and elegant, and was the most fashionable old lady at the scene.
(End of this chapter)