Rebirth He Yuzhu I am a family man

As the economy of the former capital continued to develop, Yan Jiecheng and Liu Guangtian, who had slept on the streets and were starving when they first arrived in the south, seized the opportunity and made money with their hard-working spirit.

Now they had money, and in order to let their families live a normal life, no longer be chased for debts and no longer be unable to raise their heads when going out... they returned to Beijing one after another and paid off the foreign debts they had owed when they were "smugglers".

In the eyes of the old neighbors who got their money back, the Yan family and the Liu family are about to make a comeback.

But there are two sides to this coin. Originally the two families shared the debt repayments every month according to the proportion of capital contributions made by the family members. Now that the foreign debt was paid off all at once, two urgent problems were put before them.

Do other people need to pay back Yan Jiecheng and Liu Guangtian for the foreign debts that have been paid off? When the capital was first invested, Liu Haizhong from the Liu family and Yan Bugui from the Yan family accounted for the majority of the investment. Do Yan Jiecheng and Liu Guangtian need to pay them back according to the proportion?

Although the Yan and Liu families had a hard life, they had a common goal: to work hard, live prudently, and make sure to pay off their foreign debts every month.

After the external debt problem was resolved, the children of both families focused their attention on several problems encountered at home, and every family meeting ended with a heated argument over the confusing accounts.

It was not easy for Yan Jiecheng and Liu Guangtian to earn money in the south, so they certainly did not want to exempt their family from the part that should be repaid; and other family members accused Yan Jiecheng and Liu Guangtian of not repaying their parents' money, which was extremely unfilial.

None of the children from the Yan family or the Liu family could convince the other. The ones who suffered the most were the parents of Liu Haizhong and Yan Bugui. They lost their house, their money, and the family affection.

After the family conflict intensified, Liu Guangqi and his wife became jealous because Liu Haizhong gave all his savings to his two younger brothers to do business, and asked the old couple to live with his two younger brothers.

Liu Guangtian took advantage of the fact that he had paid off his foreign debt and let his parents live with his younger brother; Liu Guangfu kept accusing Liu Haizhong and his wife of being partial to his two brothers, but he also just left them alone.

If Liu Haizhong had not threatened the neighborhood committee and their work units, the old couple would never have been able to take turns living in their sons' homes. Yan Bugui was even worse off than Liu Haizhong. After economic development, prices kept rising, and his meager pension was barely enough to support the couple. His children could only take turns providing them with a place to live. In order to make a living, Yan Bugui had to get up early and work late to secretly pick up garbage to sell.

Liu Haizhong and Yan Bugui were having a hard time, and they visited the courtyard more frequently. Liu Haizhong did so to avoid the troubles at home, while Yan Bugui wanted to get some food and drinks from He Daqing.

After the two of them frequently visited the Siheyuan, they were bound to meet some old neighbors from the original Siheyuan who were also visiting.

As the old neighbors get older and their children and grandchildren grow up, they have a lot of things to worry about. Either one child's unit is not doing well, or one child can't find a job. It sounds like life is not easy for any family.

On the other hand, He Daqing and Li Cuilan had no worries about food and drink, and did not have many troubles. Seeing that He Yuzhu's business was becoming more and more stable, he took good care of He Daqing and his wife. Neighbors who visited the courtyard were all envious of them.

Although He Daqing is old, his desire to show off has not diminished when it comes to face. He boasted to his old neighbors about He Yuzhu's acquisition of land in the second ring road of the old city for real estate development.

While the neighbors praised He Daqing, some people had other thoughts in their minds, thinking that the He family was doing so well and should take care of the old neighbors.

Liu Haizhong and Yan Bugui had a very messy life in their old age. They saw what the old neighbors were thinking and came up with a plan in private: in order for everyone to spend their old age in peace, the He family could open a nursing home for the old neighbors.

How could they not respond positively to something that cost little or nothing and did not cause trouble to their children? After a bunch of old neighbors had some wild thoughts and assumptions, they actually went to He Daqing to talk about it.

"Daqing, you don't have to worry about food and clothing now, but you two old men living in this big house, how lonely it is!"

"Zhu Zi, your business is so big now, and you are not without strength. You can let him open a nursing home."

"When the time comes, all of us old neighbors will come and put our pensions in the nursing home, and we can all live together. It will be so lively and nice..."

It would be fine if it was just one or two people talking about it, but the old neighbors who came to visit would always mention the nursing home while praising He Daqing. Gradually, He Daqing began to believe it. He thought that since everyone said so, there must be a reason.

After dinner that day, He Daqing approached He Yuzhu like an old child. Seeing He Daqing's hesitation, He Yuzhu smiled and said jokingly, "He Daqing, what bad things have you done? Just tell me what you have to say!"

He Daqing smacked his lips, thought for a long time, and then said with a sigh: "Zhu Zi, you see, your Aunt Li and I are already this age, we like to be lively, and on weekdays, we just want to chat with those old neighbors."

"Seeing old neighbors running around everywhere, it's becoming increasingly difficult for everyone to see each other."

"Recently, the old neighbors came to visit us, and we all discussed and decided to open a nursing home."

"Everyone has this wish. They put their retirement savings in the nursing home. When the time comes, they can all take care of each other and it will be lively."

"Zhu Zi, can you start a nursing home?"

"After many twists and turns, the nursing home that made Shazhu suffer so much in his previous life was finally brought up in this life." He Yuzhu thought with a bitter smile, and analyzed with a playful smile: "He Daqing, this is a really good idea. It allows the elderly to spend their old age without any worries."

"However, how much can the old people's pension be? Their pension is about 75% of their original salary!"

"The prices are not cheap now. What can they do with their monthly pension of several dozen yuan? The pensions of 10 or 20 old men and women are not enough to pay for a nanny in our family."

"If we open a nursing home, we need to hire some caregivers! And the house is far away, and the old neighbors will definitely not be able to adapt. If we consider their living habits, our courtyard house is definitely the most suitable."

"Where are we going to live then? We can't live with a bunch of old men and women, right?"

"Most importantly, elderly people don't know what tomorrow will bring. If they pass away, and their children hide away, the nursing home will have to take care of their funeral!"

“If they encounter a family with difficult children, they will probably come to the nursing home to extort money…”

"If something happens to the elderly living in the nursing home, whoever runs the nursing home will probably have to face lawsuits..."

After He Yuzhu finished speaking, he looked at He Daqing who was lost in thought and added: "He Daqing, don't break up the family just for the sake of fun; people can just pat their butts and go back to their own children's homes..."