Back to the 60s: The Struggle Career of a Charmed Wife

"What did you say?" Feng Qingxue hugged her youngest son and looked at Lu Jiang, unable to believe what she heard.

Lu Jiang said verbatim: "Li Shuitian and Cao Hongzhu were reported, saying that they undermined the revolution and damaged the country's image. Now the superiors have ordered that Li Shuitian be completely expelled from the army."

Feng Qingxue frowned, "When did Li Shuitian undermine the revolution? Did he destroy the country's image?"

Because of Cao Hongzhu's uproar, Li Shuitian acted very low-key and always lived in seclusion with his wife. Although he was a bit lonely and withdrawn, it did not affect his work and he got along well with everyone. Gradually no one paid attention to them. Naturally, no one mentioned what Cao Hongzhu had done, and neither the subsequent soldiers nor their family members who accompanied the army knew about it.

"Do you still remember what we said to Chen Ju when Cao Hongzhu reported us?"

After listening to Lu Jiang's words, Feng Qingxue thought about it carefully and said hesitantly: "Did she say something like Yi Zi eating each other?"

The most touching part of her accusation against Chen Ju was about the death of her son. Hateful people must have pity. And because Cao Hongzhu never did such a thing again, Li Shuitian secretly helped Lu Jiang to compensate for his wife's debt. Lu Jiang He Feng Qingxue had no intention of retaliating against Cao Hongzhu.

Lu Jiang's eyes were solemn and he said: "Yes, this is the trouble this sentence brings to them!"

"What? Are these the words she said back then?" Feng Qingxue felt incredible, "How many years has it been? Although I can't remember the specific year, it must have been several years, right? Who dug this up as a report? reason?"

Lu Jiang sighed: "She said people were starving to death, and she mentioned Yi Zi eating each other. In the eyes of some people, it is damaging the image of the country."

It's not like this kind of thing has never happened before, but he didn't expect it to happen to him.

Feng Qingxue shivered, and the arms holding her youngest son tightened immediately.

Zhuangzhuang felt a little uncomfortable, twisted his body, and uttered two words from his small mouth: "Mom!"

The voice was not high, but the words were spoken in a clear and precise manner, which made a pair of parents express surprise.

"Can Zhuang Zhuang talk? Can Zhuang Zhuang call mom?" Although it is normal for a one-year-old child not to speak. After all, Xibao learned to talk relatively late, but Zhuang Zhuang's opening gave them a completely different feeling. .

Because of this, Lu Jiang put the matter of Li Shuitian and his wife behind and reached out to hug him.

"Zhuangzhuang, can you speak? Call daddy. Come on, call daddy." They carefully raised their youngest son to one year old. To be honest, only they knew the hard work.

Three hundred and sixty days a year, Zhuang Zhuang spends nearly one-half of his time suffering from illness.

Zhuangzhuang lay on his father's shoulder, drooling, smiling and saying nothing.

Dundun, who was sitting on the south kang, was playing with his rattle and the little tin frog. Xiong Xiong, who was lying on the big kang, was watching the little tin frog jumping attentively. When he saw that it stopped jumping, he immediately pointed at it and barked at Fubao. Yelling loudly and with a very fierce attitude.

Fu Bao was unhappy, "You have to call me sister. If you don't call me, I won't do it for you."

"Sister!" The two words came out loudly, and the little bear was also very eye-catching and clever.

"That's right!" Fu Bao twisted the spring, and the little frog placed on the kang immediately jumped up. Xiong Xiong danced with joy, and even lying on the kang did not affect the waving of his arms and legs.

The cheerful atmosphere at home still couldn't relieve Feng Qingxue's worries, so she returned to the topic and asked: "Why were Li Shuitian fired?"

Lu Jiang raised his face and looked at the roof. Before he could speak, Li Shuitian's voice came from outside.