It turns out that Peng Wanli's girlfriend was named Li Qing. The Li family was indeed capitalists, but they had been purged, and all family members except Li Qing had been sent to the countryside.
Because she severed ties with her family in time, she was not greatly affected.
But she lost her job, and in order to stay in the city and change her background, she found Peng Wanli. Peng Wanli's family had been poor farmers for three generations, and he was a retired soldier, so their family backgrounds were a good match, and the two got together.
However, the Li family's rivals were unwilling. Moreover, the reason they purged the Li family was also related to Li Qing, as one of their rivals' sons had taken a liking to Li Qing.
However, this son was born with short legs and was disabled. The Li family was unwilling to accept this, and in the end, the two families broke off relations.
Now that the enemy has brought down the Li family, how could they possibly let Li Qing marry someone else? So Peng Wanli was reported.
Su He didn't think Peng Wanli was implicated. If he hadn't insisted on finding a young and beautiful woman, he wouldn't have encountered this situation. Didn't he know what he looked like? Did he really think that the other woman truly liked him?
So since you've already done it, don't be afraid of retaliation.
However, Peng Wanli was still scared. After learning the reason for his suspension, he quickly broke up with Li Qing and then married a country girl.
Now that it had been proven that he had no relationship with the capitalist's daughter, Peng Wanli was reinstated and returned to work not long after.
When people saw him, no one asked any questions. They just received his wedding candy, said congratulations, and then acted as if nothing had happened.
However, after get off work, Su He unexpectedly saw Li Qing waiting outside. But this time, Peng Wanli's attitude towards her changed. He frowned when he saw her, and then seemed afraid that she would stick to him. He didn't even want to talk to her and walked away quickly.
Li Qing seemed to realize something as well, and stopped where she was, without making a fuss.
Then he turned and left.
Later, I heard that Li Qing died; she committed suicide on the very night she married her mortal enemy's son.
I heard that she originally wanted to die together with her mortal enemy's son, but she failed.
Su He sighed upon hearing this, thinking that beauty is often short-lived.
It's so hard to survive in this era!
...
July arrived quickly, and Tian Zhenzhen got married.
Su He attended her wedding, accompanied her as she got married, and seeing her joyful expression made her happy for her as well. She hoped that Su He would live a good life.
After Tian Zhenzhen got married, Su He became busy again. Recently, the General Administration issued a notice saying that a lot of migrant workers and unregistered residents had been found in Beijing.
They need to organize a population census in each district's police station to register all unregistered residents and repatriate all migrant workers. This will improve public security in Beijing in the future.
It sounds simple, but it's actually very difficult to do.
Su He never expected that there would be so many migrant workers and unregistered residents in just this small area of their West City.
Especially for those without household registration, many elderly people were not originally from Beijing. Most of them were refugees who came here during famine. They did not have household registration. After so many years, they felt that they were about to die, so it was useless to get household registration.
Another issue is the severe preference for sons over daughters in this era; in rural areas, most girls are not registered after birth.
It was a bit better in the city, because as long as you had a household registration, you could receive grain, so most people had household registration.
However, not all members of a family are from the city.
For example, the Wang family in Liujie Hutong, not far from their police station, has a daughter-in-law who is from the countryside and was never registered in the family after she was born.
After she married and moved to the capital, she didn't have a city household registration. After having children, the children's household registration is now with their mother, and they are registered as rural residents, so they can't receive grain rations.
So this family's household registration only lists the father, not the mother and children. They don't even have a marriage certificate because they don't have a household registration.
Continue read on readnovelmtl.com