On the first day Lin Wei traveled to the 1960s, she was knocked unconscious by her mother-in-law with a broomstick. Her husband was in the army and lost contact for half a year, and her husband's family was waiting to sell her to someone else in exchange for a bride price - five pounds of fine grain, ten yuan, and a foot of fine cloth. Her life was worth this price.
But she discovered that her stove could be connected to a modern rental house. The leftovers from the kitchen of a five-star hotel, such as Dongpo pork, Kung Pao chicken, and marinated pork elbows, emerge from the depths of the stove one after another. She squatted on the edge of the kang and ate until her mouth was full of grease. She thought that no matter what age he was, he should survive first.
Until a wrinkled marriage certificate was handed over from the other side of the stove. The girl in the photo was her, and "Zhou Chengan" was written next to her name. \"Zhao Weiguo is my comrade-in-arms, and he asked me to give this to you.\" In the dim light of the second-hand shop, the veteran with weak legs lowered his head and stuffed all the food stamps and cloth coupons he had saved for half a year into the palm of her hand, his ears red.
From then on, she carried sacks during the day to earn points and travel expenses, and at night he would deliver hot meals from the kang hole. The whole town thought she was a little widow who was bullied by her husband's family. Only he knew the secret of her traveling through time and space, and he clumsily gave her extra meals, left letters, and stuffed bills after seventy years. Later, the restaurant she opened became popular, and the entire backing village was vying for her white-flour steamed buns and braised pork. On the day the army sent people to look for the bereaved families of the martyrs, she showed her marriage certificate in front of the whole village: "My husband's surname is Zhou, please find the right one."
Outside the courtyard gate, Zhou Chengan slowly stood upright with his injured leg supported on the wall, and smiled at her through the crowd.
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