Sixty Years of Fireworks

In the 1960s, the Red Flag Courtyard. The Gu family has its own courtyard, with blue bricks and gray tiles, and the fragrance of roses under the grape trellis. Third generation city dweller, decent and fastidious. Lin Wanzhi, the youngest daughter of the Lin family, followed her father to the city and lived in a townhouse in Yuejin Courtyard. My parents are diligent, my brother and sister-in-law are harmonious, but there is still a large family of relatives in the countryside—— The eldest aunt is fierce, the cousin is lazy, and the uncle is snobbish. They all want to take a bite out of her. On the day of the blind date, Gu's mother, Zhou Huimin, expressed her disapproval in person: "I have a rural household registration and have many relatives, so I will be troubled in the future." But Gu Jianguo said in front of the whole family: "I will marry her." On the wedding night, the red candles flickered in the private courtyard. Lin Wanzhi knew that this marriage was not about peace of mind, but another battle. The mother-in-law is snobbish, the sister-in-law is unruly, and the neighbors gossip. Liu Cuihua took her lazy son to live in the city, and she wanted to "live in the private courtyard of her in-laws"; Uncle Zhang Guisheng came to visit Qiufeng under the guise of "inspection"; Even her poker friend Aunt Liu laughed at her: "I'm from the countryside. It's strange that I can stand firm." But the Gu family courtyard is not only about wind and rain—— Grandpa Gu Changfu slapped the table: "No one can bully my grandson-in-law." Grandma Chen Guilan secretly stuffed her with food stamps and said, "Daughter, take your time." Her husband Jianguo held her in his arms at night: "My home is your home." The 1960s were full of fireworks, and parents were short-sighted and sincere. Let's take a look at how Lin Wanzhi went from being a despised country girl to becoming the head of a small family house that no one can live without.