Chang’an Peasant Girl

Su Xin was a little unhappy when she was told: "You just told me that you changed your major by yourself. Didn't you tell your parents about such a big thing?"

Su Mo originally majored in business administration. After taking the class for a month, he found it boring, so he changed his major to medicine. After he changed it, he found it more interesting and challenging, so he stopped changing.

Su Mo choked at his sister's words, and then softened his tone and said, "My change of major is not as good as your becoming a soldier. Being a soldier is so hard."

Su Xin also knew that her brother felt sorry for her and didn't want her to suffer the pain, but the problem was: "Brother, I really want to be a soldier. I'm eighteen now and can decide my own life. Wait until Saturday." I’ll tell my parents this when I go back.”

Seeing his sister's insistence, Su Mo could only compromise: "Then you can tell me carefully then. My parents are both sensible people, but they love us too much. It's probably because they don't want you to go to the army and have to cry. No Let you be.”

"I've already thought about it, and I'll talk it over carefully. Don't worry, brother. Let's go, brother, I'll treat you to dinner. I still have a lot of money in my meal card."

Su Mo complained as he followed Su Xin in the direction of the canteen: "I didn't recharge the money in your meal card. If I had known you were going to join the army, I wouldn't have recharged you so much."

"Who told you to love me?" Su Xin hugged his arm and acted coquettishly. Although they were only a few minutes apart in age, Su Mo, her brother, had always loved her.

Su Mo laughed, but he still couldn't help but say to her: "Why are you so opinionated? You have been since you were a child!"

"Isn't it a good thing to be independent? Dad thinks it's good for me to be like this."

"I hope dad will also think it's good for you to join the army."

"Don't always throw cold water on me, okay!"

"Then I'll treat you to this meal?"

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On Saturday, as soon as Su Xin got home, she told Jing Jing and Su Changyi that she had applied for suspension of school and was planning to join the army.

Jing Jing was originally smiling when her child came back. When she heard that Su Xin was going to drop out of school to become a soldier, she stopped smiling and asked very seriously: "Xin'er, being a soldier is not child's play. Have you considered it?"

"Mom, I have thought about it, and you also know that I have always wanted to be a soldier." Then, Su Xin reassured: "Mom, I have learned a lot of skills from my sister, and I have endured hardship. I can enter The army can survive, and I am not afraid of hardship. Mom, you don’t have to worry about me.”

My daughter also wants to join the army and serve as a soldier like her.

Jing Jing felt a little emotional and touched her daughter's head: "You are already eighteen years old. If you have thought about it, this is your life. You can decide for yourself. Mom has no objection. However, I still ask you Dad."

"Dad" Su Xin immediately hugged the expressionless Su Changyi's arm and coquettishly wanted Su Changyi to agree.

Su Changyi gave a rare sigh, "You have been like this since you were a child. You kill everything first and then tell the story later."

Su Xin smiled and said, "That's because I've thought about it all."

Su Changyi sighed again before nodding: "Since you think so, and it's your choice, if you want to be a soldier, just do it."

"Thanks dad!"

Su Xin was only in the first half of her freshman year, and she joined the army in the second half of the year. It was six years since she joined the army. Just when Jing Jing and Su Changyi thought that Su Xin would continue to serve in the army, Jing Jing and Su Changyi received orders from the army. The caller said that Su Xin died gloriously while on a mission.