Cao Wangfu, secretary of the Taohua Village brigade, has three golden flowers in his family, all of which were carefully selected by his old father to be from good families.
The boss, Cao Yingchun, married an educated youth who was sent down to the countryside. Later, the educated youth became the director of a large factory.
The second eldest son, Cao Xiahe, was selected as a soldier in the army, and later as a soldier he became the leader of the military region.
The third youngest, Cao Qiuju, was selected from the village scholar, who was later promoted to a senior government official.
Who could read this and not praise Party Secretary Cao for his foresight?
It's a pity that Cao Xiahe, the second child who passed by, knew that they were cannon fodder for a book about officialdom. All the three sons-in-law of the Cao family have prospered, but in their glorious lives, the Cao family's daughters are just rags and are not worthy of sharing.
Cao Xiahe lifted the quilt and jumped out of bed.
Ruin the marriage.
The first step in changing your life is to divorce all the men.
Note: This article is set in the 1980s.
Purpose: Daughters should be self-reliant