Chapter 397 Realistic Heroine
"Comrade Lin, you are too pessimistic. Things may be better than you think."
Guo Tao didn't want to admit that he had good intentions but ended up doing something bad, and he also wanted to find support for his actions.
“…”
Lin Yiyi looked at the fat man in front of her like an idiot, "Just do your job well and don't do unnecessary things, and that's doing a good deed every day."
Another person who just takes things for granted.
Looking at the watch on her wrist, Lin Yiyi concluded, "Let's leave it at that. Thank you for your kindness, I appreciate it.
Just pretend you haven’t been here today, don’t say anything, and I know nothing.”
Gao Ming was stunned, "..."
This female comrade has a really high level of ideological awareness and is both rational and pragmatic.
Guo Tao wanted to argue a little more, but he was seen through and felt a little embarrassed. He wanted to speak several times, but in the end he swallowed his words back.
After talking to the two male comrades, Lin Yiyi was the first to leave the compound and go to the factory nursery to see the little one.
Although she spoke very logically and her mind was very clear, she was also emotional as a woman.
She walked to the flower bed under the tree where she often sat and looked in the direction of the nursery.
That row of short and narrow bungalows had peeling walls and old wooden windows, and spider webs with dead leaves hanging vaguely visible under the eaves.
There is a semi-arc-shaped wooden fence outside the house, and rows of little kids are sitting on small stools basking in the sun.
Think of that photo again.
In the 1970s, people in Hong Kong could live in such a spacious house. There was an indoor stair railing in the corner of the photo and a carpet on the floor. She only took a quick glance at it, but she did not miss any details inside.
Perhaps it’s because women naturally love dressing up or are more careful, the couple in the photo are dressed simply yet elegantly, and the watch on the woman’s wrist is what impressed her the most.
Although I don’t know what brand it is, that long, narrow-dial watch with diamonds on the chain must be worth a lot of money.
Zhao Sheng's biological parents were from a wealthy family, but she couldn't guess how wealthy they were.
But she was very clear about one thing: in her previous era, this kind of family was something that an ordinary person like her could never achieve in their lifetime.
She couldn't do such a thing as stopping her husband from recognizing his wealthy biological parents, which would sever his family ties and financial resources.
Isn't there an old saying? Cutting off someone's financial resources is like...
Speaking of the child, if she left the little one behind because of her own selfish desires, Lin Yiyi believed that she did not have the energy or ability to study and take care of the child at the same time.
Taking two naughty and ignorant children to college is a complete fantasy.
Ninety-nine percent of the time there is only one result: nothing happens, the children are not taken care of properly, and their studies are delayed.
The key to living a good or bad life lies in whether you can distinguish clearly.
There may be a superwoman who doesn't need to rest, never gets sick, and is always full of energy, but she is definitely not her.
As parents, we must plan for our children and do our best to ensure that they live a good life and receive the best education from childhood to adulthood.
From the past ten years to the next twenty years, it is the wisest choice for the twins to go to Hong Kong City. They can live a rich childhood and do everything they like.
After graduating from college, the north was experiencing a period of rapid development. If the twins inherited Zhao Sheng's IQ, it would be a piece of cake for them to get into a prestigious university.
Hong Kong is a very small city, with only a handful of universities to choose from. Most likely, most of the students go abroad to study, with the status of international students, and have a high starting point. There are too many people from the north who are of the same period and generation.
She wasn't exaggerating, it was absolutely unattainable in reality.
Lin Yiyi chose to give up her realistic, rational and even cold maternal love, and let Zhao Sheng take the little guy away from the north to Hong Kong City, which was the right thing to do.
As for what Zhao Sheng said about finding a way to take her to Hong Kong, the possibility was almost nil. Without a family visit application, she could only sneak across the border.
Lin Yiyi has also watched many Hong Kong movies from the 1980s and 1990s. People who sneaked across the border had no ID cards and had to hide and work illegally. If they were caught, they would be immediately deported.
There are only two ways to sneak across the border: crossing mountains and rivers and swimming in the sea, hiding during the day and traveling at night to avoid patrol officers. With her physical condition, both options are dead ends.
If you really can't make it in the north and are willing to risk your life, there is still hope for smuggling during this period.
According to Gao Ming, you can get a Hong Kong ID card as long as you arrive in the city.
In her original world, it was very difficult to get a resident ID card in Hong Kong.
Without an ID card, you cannot find a job, you do not have any welfare benefits, and you have to live like a gray mouse in a place that is no bigger than a dog cage.
If you turn around, you will hit the wall.
Just lift up a layer of cloth and you're at someone else's house.
It's a nightmare life.
By the mid-to-late 1980s, would the world be roughly similar to her original world?
If they were similar, it would be really bad and annoying.
In her original world, according to the modern history she had learned, from the 1980s to before the return, ordinary people in the north had absolutely no chance to go to Hong Kong through formal channels.
Unless they are assigned for work, ordinary people can only apply for a one-way permit to go to Hong Kong as needed. This ordinary person has a specific meaning: some Chinese and overseas Chinese and civil servants.
The approval process is extremely strict.
If it were that easy to pass approval, no one would sneak across the border.
Since the mid-1980s, Hong Kong residents have been able to travel freely to the north with a Home Return Permit. They no longer have to go through layers of interrogation, inspection and approval, and fill out half a page of detailed information as before.
But will this world be the same as her original world?
But the reality is that the textbooks of the two worlds are different, the place names and provincial names are different, and the historical figures exist but not actually exist. Lin Yiyi does not dare to be too longing and fantasizing about a better future.
Even if it is the same, after 1985, which is 8 years away from now, Lin Yiyi is not sure whether Zhao Sheng will marry again and have children.
How should she deal with it then?
If Zhao Sheng's feelings remain the same, and a couple separated for 8 years can still love each other, it's simply...
Betting on everlasting love with a man, Lin Yiyi felt that she could get into Huaqing University with her status as a poor student.
real.
Even if we take a step back and say that the couple has not changed in the eight years since they were apart, and the man only goes back to the north two or three times a year with his hometown return permit, how long can they last this kind of life of being together less and apart more?
There are 365 days in a year, and we meet for 30 days. What about the rest of the days?
Does she want to live alone in the north until 1997?
Lin Yiyi's thoughts drifted away and she didn't want to think about it anymore. She moved her gaze towards the fence of the nursery and saw her two little kids sitting together. A warm feeling suddenly welled up in her heart.
Miss you, miss you, miss you, miss you year after year...
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