Military marriage, the last big man married the soldier king, the stronger the stronger

What does she mean?

Shi Yuehua was about to ask for clarification, but found that Jiang Yan had already left. Why did she run outside instead of staying at home?

Shi Yuehua endured the pain and climbed up, and helped Yang Hongying up as well. Both of them were covered in wounds and felt pain all over when they moved.

I can't just leave it like that.

"When did this damn girl become so powerful?" Shi Yuehua touched her swollen arm, gritting her teeth in hatred.

Yang Hongying had a sinister look on her face and whispered, "She's just like her damn mother."

"What did you say?"

"Nothing." Yang Hongying said perfunctorily: "Call your dad back quickly, this girl is going to rebel."

She had to ask Shi Dalei how the Xu family did things and why they released the girl. Didn't they say that if she didn't agree, they wouldn't release her? Why did they release her?

"Okay, I'll go now." Although Shi Yuehua was in pain all over her body, she wanted to see Jiang Yan get into trouble even more, so she endured the pain and went to the food factory to find someone.

When Shi Yuehua arrived at the food factory, she learned that something had happened to Shi Dalei and he had been taken away by the Revolutionary Committee.

What kind of place is the Revolutionary Committee? How could a good person be taken there?

What’s even more terrifying is that something happened to Xu Haifeng, and Shi Dalei was taken away, which is most likely related to Xu Haifeng’s incident.

Shi Yuehua turned around and ran home and told Yang Yinghong about it.

The mother and daughter were suddenly at a loss, and neither of them had the courage to go to the Revolutionary Committee to ask.

Everything was fine, so why did something happen to Xu Haifeng?

In the process of liquidating Xu Haifeng, the Shi family will definitely be affected. Not only Shi Dalei, but even Shi Yan will not be able to escape.

Jiang Yan didn't care about the Shi family's mess. What was waiting for them wouldn't be a good outcome anyway, so the more messed up it was, the better.

The more important thing at the moment is to prepare for going to the countryside.

The province of Melbourne where she went was considered one of the richest places in the country at that time, but Jiang Yan was well aware of the country's economic level in the 1970s.

There were many places across the country where people could not get enough food. There was a shortage of supplies and energy. In addition, the vigorous ten-year movement hindered the rise of the giant dragon. Therefore, before the reform and opening up, the country and the people experienced a dark period.

The educated youth went to the countryside to support the construction of rural areas and border areas, and they all went to poor and remote areas. Melbourne is also the coldest place in the country, so she had to take all aspects of food, clothing, housing and transportation into consideration.

Most importantly, the original owner's family was there.

Speaking of the original owner's family, Jiang Yan was also filled with lawsuits.

The Jiang family's ancestors were businessmen. After several generations of accumulation, by the time of the Republic of China, they had become wealthy tycoons.

The original owner's grandfather, Jiang Baitao, was the eldest grandson of the Jiang family. However, he did not like doing business and was instead fascinated by medicine.

The Jiang family was an open-minded family and supported Jiang Baitao in doing what he liked. So, Jiang Baitao, who had just turned 20, went to study abroad in a foreign country. Five years later, he returned to China and opened the Jiang family's first clinic.

Jiang Baitao's medical skills were superb, and his medicine was sold at a lower price than others. His reputation was gradually established, and the clinic's business was getting better and better. Since then, Jiang Baitao has gradually accumulated experience, recruited medical talents, and soon established the Jiang family's first hospital, Jishi Hospital.

After the war broke out, the Jiang family donated money and materials, provided free medical treatment to injured soldiers and civilians, and later donated the hospital directly to the country. They can be said to be truly patriotic businessmen.

However, once the movement started, Jiang Baitao's experience of studying abroad in a foreign country was infinitely magnified, and the Jiang family fell.

Jiang Baitao has two sons. The eldest son, Jiang Chao, joined the army and is now the commander of a military subdistrict in a certain military region. Although the Jiang family fell, Jiang Chao's career was not greatly affected.

Both of Jiang Chao's sons became martyrs.

The eldest son, Jiang Chuanjun, died on Zhenbao Island in 1969. He was only 21 years old when he died.

The youngest son, Jiang Chuanzhi, had just joined the army for three months when he died while taking part in a disaster relief operation while rescuing disaster victims. He was just 20 years old when he died.

In just less than two years, Jiang Chao lost two sons and his hair turned white overnight. His loyalty to the country cannot be questioned or blasphemed.

So although the Jiang family fell, Jiang Chao was safe and sound. Fortunately, he was able to stay out of it and thus was able to preserve most of the Jiang family's property.

It was Jiang Chao who helped the old couple of the Jiang family and Jiang Yan's father get sent down to Mo Province, otherwise they might have been sent down to even more difficult places.

Jiang Yan's father, Jiang Ci, is a university professor and a doctor. He and Yang Hongying have two children.

The eldest daughter is Jiang Yan, and the eldest son is Jiang Chuancheng.

Before the Jiang family encountered trouble, Jiang Ci and Yang Hongying were considered a loving couple. However, half a year before the Jiang family encountered trouble, the relationship between the two suddenly reached a freezing point, and they eventually divorced.

Divorce was a new thing these days, and the Jiang family was rich and powerful, so everyone said that Yang Hongying was crazy.

Yang Hongying took Jiang Yan away, while Jiang Chuancheng stayed in the Jiang family.

In the original owner's memory, after the Jiang family got into trouble, Jiang Ci sent the Jiang inheritance to Jiang Chao in order to protect his son, and also moved his household registration.

It was called adoption, but in fact it was a way to protect his son. With Jiang Chao's protection, Jiang Chuanxu didn't have to suffer the pain of being exiled, let alone the reputation of a capitalist bastard.

The original owner was able to escape disaster indirectly because she left the Jiang family. However, Yang Hongying was irresponsible and favored her stepdaughter and stepson. She beat and scolded her biological daughter and did not give the original owner any maternal love, which eventually led to her death.

Jiang Yan went to the countryside to see his family and take care of their lives, as a way of fulfilling his filial piety on behalf of the original owner.

She occupied the original owner's body, lived for the original owner, and also needed to take on the original owner's responsibilities. At least in the original owner's memory, Jiang Ci was a responsible father, and her grandparents loved her very much, so she couldn't just ignore them.

While he was thinking, Jiang Yan was already standing at the entrance of the county department store.

The items in the department store are more complete and better than those in the shopping mall, but the prices are also not cheap.

But she seemed to have forgotten one thing.

This was an era of planned economy, and you needed tickets to buy anything.

She was not short of money. The resettlement fee for the countryside and the money from selling her job totaled more than a thousand yuan.

But there were no tickets! Yang Hongying treated her worse than Zhou Baopi and Huang Shiren, and she was reluctant to even give her money, let alone tickets.

Do I need to go to the black market?

Just as Jiang Yan was hesitating, two women walked out of the department store and almost bumped into Jiang Yan.

The older one was in his forties and looked like someone who was not to be trifled with. He opened his mouth and said, "Are you blind?"

The younger one was in his early twenties, and looked about 60% similar to the middle-aged woman, with a very mean look. After seeing Jiang Yan's face clearly, his facial features were distorted, and his words tasted sour.

"Jiang Yan, it's you. What are you doing in the department store?"